In 2006, the band were recipients of the Australasian Performing Rights Association’s Emily Burrows Award – a prize awarded to emerging Australian bands who show exceptional promise. APRA cited Mere Theory’s unique musical style and tireless work ethic as reasons for the accolade. Shortly after receiving the award, Mere Theory entered the studio to lay down tracks for their debut album, Catalan Atlas. Since its release in September 2007, the album has garnered rave reviews from Rolling Stone, BLUNT, Time Out Sydney, The Canberra Times, The Adelaide Advertiser and more. The band is now preparing to release its highly anticipated second album, Walking in Storms. Engineered by Evan James (The Mark of Cain, Pharaohs) at Adelaide’s Broadcast Studios, and Mixed by Richard Stolz (Bodyjar, After the Fall), Walking in Storms is planned for release in the second half of 2010. Performance & Career Highlights 2007 Catalan Atlas National Tour|2006 APRA Emily Burrows Award|ROVELIVE Houseband|2006 Clipsal|500 After Race Concert (with Grinspoon & COG)|2006 SAMIA Award (Best Video/DVD)|2005 & 2007 Adelaide Big Day Out|Gyroscope Are You Involved? National Album Tour|Recorded live for Triple J Home & Hosed|National Tour with Rufio (USA)|National Tour with Alexisonfire (Can)|Triple J Next Crop Artist |
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