Adelaide indie kids The Shiny Brights were born in a riverside warehouse amongst an army of used whitegoods. Their soon to be released debut EP “Let’s Not and Say We Did” is a culmination of an exciting year for The Shiny Brights. In their short career they’ve already become the only unsigned act on the Make Poverty History DVD, supported some of the hottest upcoming acts like THE WOMBATS, THE GALVATRONS and DUKES OF WINDSOR and were finalists in the influential NATIONAL CAMPUS BAND COMPETITION. The Adelaide Advertiser’s music editor, Sam Kelton might be on to something by naming The Shiny Brights as one of the ‘7 local acts to watch in 2008’.

The bands less-is-more song construction, pop sensibility and musicianship is just as critical to their accessible sound. And just wait until you see the antics these 5 boys get up to when they get together on stage. Often reviewed as having a 'manic stage presence' these boys sure do deliver live. Expect the unexpected