The Getaway Plan
The Getaway Plan: A Sonic Odyssey from Melbourne's Underground
In the vibrant music scene of Melbourne, The Getaway Plan emerged as a force to be reckoned with. Their captivating blend of indie rock and post-hardcore resonated deeply with audiences, propelling them to prominence in the early 2000s.
Formation and Early Challenges
The band's genesis can be traced back to 2002, when frontman Clint Boge and guitarist Dave Jenkins joined forces. They were soon joined by guitarist Matt Wright, bassist Chris Hill, and drummer Cam Trewin. However, their path was not without its obstacles. In the early days, they faced financial difficulties, often sleeping on floors and relying on cheap meals.
Debut Album and Breakthrough
Despite these challenges, The Getaway Plan persevered. Their debut album, "Other Voices, Other Rooms," was released in 2004 to critical acclaim. Its raw energy and introspective lyrics struck a chord with listeners, establishing the band as a rising star in the Australian music landscape.
Sophomore Success and Controversies
The Getaway Plan's sophomore album, "Requiem," was released in 2006 and further cemented their status as a formidable force. However, it also ignited some controversy. The track "Heartstone" was deemed too explicit for radio airplay, drawing criticism from conservative commentators.
Subsequent Releases and Line-up Changes
Over the following years, The Getaway Plan continued to release critically acclaimed albums, including "The Cliffs" (2008) and "Requiem II" (2010). The band also underwent several line-up changes, with Wright, Hill, and Trewin eventually departing.
Return to the Underground and Legacy
In recent years, The Getaway Plan has returned to their underground roots. They have released EPs and toured extensively, maintaining a dedicated following among loyal fans. Their music continues to resonate with its raw emotion, introspective lyrics, and sonic intensity.
Members
* Clint Boge: Vocals, guitar
* Dave Jenkins: Guitar
* Daniel Clifford: Bass
* Benny Clarke: Drums
Discography
* Other Voices, Other Rooms (2004)
* Requiem (2006)
* The Cliffs (2008)
* Requiem II (2010)
In the vibrant music scene of Melbourne, The Getaway Plan emerged as a force to be reckoned with. Their captivating blend of indie rock and post-hardcore resonated deeply with audiences, propelling them to prominence in the early 2000s.
Formation and Early Challenges
The band's genesis can be traced back to 2002, when frontman Clint Boge and guitarist Dave Jenkins joined forces. They were soon joined by guitarist Matt Wright, bassist Chris Hill, and drummer Cam Trewin. However, their path was not without its obstacles. In the early days, they faced financial difficulties, often sleeping on floors and relying on cheap meals.
Debut Album and Breakthrough
Despite these challenges, The Getaway Plan persevered. Their debut album, "Other Voices, Other Rooms," was released in 2004 to critical acclaim. Its raw energy and introspective lyrics struck a chord with listeners, establishing the band as a rising star in the Australian music landscape.
Sophomore Success and Controversies
The Getaway Plan's sophomore album, "Requiem," was released in 2006 and further cemented their status as a formidable force. However, it also ignited some controversy. The track "Heartstone" was deemed too explicit for radio airplay, drawing criticism from conservative commentators.
Subsequent Releases and Line-up Changes
Over the following years, The Getaway Plan continued to release critically acclaimed albums, including "The Cliffs" (2008) and "Requiem II" (2010). The band also underwent several line-up changes, with Wright, Hill, and Trewin eventually departing.
Return to the Underground and Legacy
In recent years, The Getaway Plan has returned to their underground roots. They have released EPs and toured extensively, maintaining a dedicated following among loyal fans. Their music continues to resonate with its raw emotion, introspective lyrics, and sonic intensity.
Members
* Clint Boge: Vocals, guitar
* Dave Jenkins: Guitar
* Daniel Clifford: Bass
* Benny Clarke: Drums
Discography
* Other Voices, Other Rooms (2004)
* Requiem (2006)
* The Cliffs (2008)
* Requiem II (2010)