BREAKING ORBIT burst forth onto the scene in 2009, born from the diverse and progressive reverberations previously known as ‘Nucleus’. A blistering start to 2010 saw a string of sold out headline shows and high profile support shows with such Australian bands as Dead Letter Circus, Cog, and MM9. The band then bunkered down at The Grove Studios with producers Evan McHugh (Dead Letter Circus, MM9) and Breaking Orbit’s own Dylan Mitrovich to begin work on their highly anticipated debut album.

Release of the two singles ‘My Direction’ and ‘Callsign’ from the soon to be released record was received with open arms on national radio (Triple J) with extensive airplay and a rousing reception from fans both in Australia and overseas. Culminating in a string of shows up and down the east coast over a number of tours, the band entered new territory, reinforcing their stance as one of Australia’s most inspiring and eclectic live acts. With the fan base ever expanding and the every performance reaching a new high, the culture they inhabit and the depth of their expression is only matched by that of their musical dexterity.

Serious about their art and with their place in the national scene firmly cemented, 2011 has so far been a renaissance year. While vetting their collective psyche and finalizing the album at a studio level, bass player and well rounded musician Jay Wardrop has been signed, completing the line-up and making the band whole once again. With this fresh line-up, the quest to deliver what is set to be a truly amazing debut record hits top gear".

Porcupine Tree influences galore, a bit of Tool maybe? I don't know if it's heavy prog or post rock/math rock, but the band is a sure-fire inclusion on here once the album is finished. (Soon, I believe )