NEW NOBILITY BAND

"New Nobility" has taken the indie charts by storm across the globe with Galactic from their newest album BLUE BUTTERFLY (REVOLUTION). Following on with their second track from their EP, the title track "Blue Butterfly (Australia)" pays homage to their Wide Brown Land. "Let's Make A Better World" leans more towards an 'every man's' pop rock sensibility. New Nobility is an apt name for a band who delivers a 'breath of fresh air' rock sound. Melodious rock like this doesn't often come from Australian shores - and how the US and UK are taking a shine to these fine musical craftsmen on a clear mission. They have won numerous awards including the Music Aid Award for "Best Band 2007" in the U.K. and the World Peace and Music Award in India. While the band can be likened in places to previous great bands of the 80's/90's like Giant or perhaps Kings X et al, this band is clearly offering a universal rock sound with an obvious Australian flavour - political at times, but as the state of the entire musical world in which we create music in 2010 clearly shows, these are the voices, reactions and thoughts of the now evolved generations. While the Pseudo Palm label (Desolate Entertainment) is pushing the boys in the US, New Nobility remain an independent band who would do well if pushed here in Australia. There is something about this band and if you are an Australian record or distribution company - take a very close look at what this band is presenting to the rest of the world on behalf of Australia. They might just be right on the money. There is another market for New Nobility's music - Australia. Check out New Nobility's newest track, "Rebel Hero" (no doubting the Rock lines here) now streaming from the band's MySpace player, on ReverbNation and is available on iTunes along with rest of the songs on the Blue Butterfly (Revolution) EP. Support New Nobility and purchase all of their tracks. Josh Maekowsky - Vocals, Guitar Krga Zoran - Keyboard, Drum Sead Trnka - Bass (Composer, Author) More info on New Nobility: UPLAYA www.uplaya.com/artists/new-nobility-band New Nobility has achieved Platinum Auddy Awards for their music. A Platinum Auddy™ denotes clear mathematical hit potential. The underlying musical patterns of this song are similar to songs that have been hits for a long time. GALACTIC movement US - New Nobility Brings Peace Rock To The US "Australian band, New Nobility is releasing their debut album in April entitled "Blue Butterfly (Revolution)". They have won numerous awards including the Music Aid Award for "Best Band 2007" in the U.K. and the World Peace and Music Award in India. Their music is straight-forward rock with political lyrics. They sing about fighting for global justice and peace throughout the world. Their new album will be released on April 14 on the Pseudo Palm label and is available at Amazon.com For more info on this new band, check out their AirPlay site, www.airplaydirect.com/NewNobilityBand..." UK - Galactic reached No. 1 in October 2009 on TopoftheOx in the UK. THIS WEEKS TOP ARTISTS http://www.topoftheox.co.uk/site/news_more.asp?ID=36 New Nobility and ‘Galactic’ knock Serotonin off the number 1 position in Rock with a stunning recording. ’Galactic’ fuses a modern sheen with the magic power of the 80’s. Uploaded to TopoftheOx in Mid October 09 this track has taken its time to make a mark on the charts but currently sits comfortably at the pinnacle of the rock chart. Check out their myspace www.myspace.com/newnobility and profile page on TopoftheOx TXT 'ox 1305' to 83070 * GALACTIC by NewNobility * Votes cost £0.50 see Voting Terms & Conditions December 2009: SOMOJO CHART 1 http://www.somojo.net/index.php?t=indie_chart_audio&d=7&p=1 January 2010: Rocketpool Chart: 1 WTRadio Top-10: 5 "Let's Make a Better World" reached 28 U.K Unsigned Chart www.tourdates.co.uk/unsigned-chart/17-jan-2010 Hot on iTunes: Blue Butterfly (revolution) by NEW NOBILITY http://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/blue-butterfly/id327530528 To request more information or book a performance please contact: new.nobility@gmail.com M: 0400 800 759 Sydney, AUS


- Sead Trnka

Lets dart across the other side of the world now to meet a Rebel Riffs request, this time from a three piece band from Australia. New Nobility (there's a band in the name too but pfffttt) comprise of Maja St. Louis, Zoranic Munib, Krga Zoran, Sead Trnka and Juventus Kantat, none of which - you must admit - sound anything but Australian, but that's the beauty of this multicultural world of ours - what's in a name, right? It's the music that counts and judging by the labels rock and punk attached to them on Myspazz, it bodes well... It would be well to remind you guys of my thoughts on the differences between (say) UK rock and Antipodean rock (from Australia and New Zealand). There is a substantial body of rock music with that Antipodean sound and all very good it is too and - surprisingly enough - New Nobility - sound as English as they come.

Don't get me wrong here, I am not denigrating Antipodean rockers, just saying that their rock sound is different is all. Which is kinda strange considering that one of THE main English rock influences were AC/DC, arguably the most well known Australian band of all. While it doesn't have the relentless pop rock sensibility I usually associate with bands of this type, it's arrangement being a tad too intricate for the kind of nut-kicking joy this genre usually inspires. Nonetheless what it does show is something I have been aware of for some considerable time; Australia is a country creaking at the seems with talented, seasoned musicians of a very high calibre - even on an unsigned level.

Rebel Hero is an excellent piece of kickass rock in the time honored play loud fashion, helped enormously by a clean, clear mix and production that is as close to perfect as any I've heard, and at any volume. As always with this genre, it's the song that counts and Rebel Hero shows that New Nobility have a deft touch when it comes to putting out a song that is instantly familiar, yet as fresh as a daisy in spring. Great riffs, great hooks and a splendid production, I tell you what chums it doesn't come much better than this. As I say, while I can't quite get up to rave about this it's obvious that somewhere in their bag of tricks New Nobility will have a track that will achieve that objective.

- RebelRiffs