Fractions - Music

Decoder Ring Was Formed In 2001 In Sydney Australia. Original Line-Up Consisted Of Matt Fitzgerald Keyboards Guitar Geoff Towner Bass El Mopa Pete Kelly Guitar Sea Life Park Kenny Davis Jr Keyboards Piano The Jackson Code The Blackeyed Susans & Thomas Schutzinger Drums . Original Line-Up Recorded The EP "Spooky Action At A Distance" 2002 And Album "Decoder Ring" 2002 . Geoff Towner Departed In 2003 And Was Replaced By Ben Ely Regurgitator . The Track "Night Shift" From The EP "Spooky Action At A Distance" Featuring Vocals By Jodi Phillis Clouds Was Utilised In The Soundtrack To The Alex Proyas Film "Garage Days" 2002 . The Band Wrote The Soundtrack For The 2004 Australian Film Somersault For Which The Band Won An AFI Award For 'Best Original Music Score' An Australian Screen Sound Guild Award For 'Soundtrack Of The Year' A Lexus IF Inside Film Award For 'Best Music' 'Best Original Song Composed For A Feature Film Telemovie TV Series Or Mini-Series' At The APRA/Australian Screen Music Awards A Jackson Hole Film Festival Award For 'Best Score' And Was Nominated For An ARIA Award In The Category Of 'Best Soundtrack/Cast/Show Recording'. Kenny Davis Jr & Ben Ely Departed After The Recording Of Somersault In 2004 The Band Subsequently Reconfiguring With New Members Lenka Kripac Vocals Keyboards Xavier Fijac Keyboards Samples & Matthew Steffen Bass . All The Band's Performances Are Accompanied By Film Projections Put On By Simon Killalea Who While Not Playing An Instrument Is Considered A Member Of The Band. The Band Wrote The Soundtrack For The 2005 Short Feature Jewboy By Writer/director Tony Krawitz Which Was Presented In 2006 At The Sundance Film Festival. Both Of The Films Were Shown At The Cannes Film Festival. In 2005 Saw The Band Performing At The Homebake Festival The Big Day Out Concerts Splendour In The Grass And Coockatoo Island Festival And The Perth International Arts Festival. In 2006 Decoder Ring Performed At The St Jerome’s Laneway Festival Sydney In March Then At Los Angeles The SXSW Music Festival In Austin Texas Shows In New York Followed By The Great Escape Festival Splendour In The Grass And A National Tour Of Australia. In 2007 A Short Film By Stephen Lance Yolk With Music By Decoder Ring Was Screened As Part Of The Sydney Film Festival. Recently Decoder Ring's Remix Of The Song "Yama Yama" Featured On An Australian Television Advertisement For Tooheys Extra Dry Beer. The Song Is Adapted From Le Monde Fabuleux Des Yamasuki A Pseudo-Japanese Concept Album Produced By French Duo Jean Kluger And Daniel Vangarde Also Known As The Yamasuki Singers In 1972. read less