Coming with the Sound is the name of the new Resin Dogs national tour that kicks off on March 24 and includes guests Abstract Rude (US), Mystro (UK) as well as Def Wish Cast and more.
The Resin Dogs are about to undertake a massive Australian tour in big band mode. Coming with the Sound will be a night of modern hip hop, dance and intense drum'n'bass, featuring a massive line up of international and local talent. Pioneer’s new DVJs are hooking up with Resin Dogs to bring a massive, manipulated multimedia show.
Resin Dogs’ live mash up is given international treatment by LA’s legend of the underground Abstract Rude and UK’s Mystro [Low Life Records UK], who'll be accompanying the group on tour. Also jumping onboard the national tour in select cities are Hau, DNO, Lazy Grey Def Wish Cast, Hermitude along with Triple J’s Sharif Galah, Afro Dizzi Act, DJ Noodles and DJ G-Scan.
Coming with the Sound will bring all the new technology and sounds from the Resin Dogs' the new album which is due out September, and was co-produced by Brad Baloo from UK’s hip hop heavy weights The Nextmen. The tour launches the single "Definition" featuring Mystro and Koolism’s Hau. It also features Abstract Rude who tells it how it is on "A Destructive Circle", a popular track that is only available on the "Definition" single release.
Promising to be a night jam packed with new rhymes and beats, Def Wish Cast, the newest addition to the Hydrofunk Records family, hit the Resin Dog's east coast shows to slam out tracks from their upcoming album, "And the Legacy Continues" [due out 17 April].
The Resin Dogs’ have a bag of new tricks as well as the raw talent of their guest artists ready for the killer hip hop show of 2006. Check it out in your city with the tour commencing on March 24.
Resin Dogs Australian Tour
24 March - Brisbane, The Arena
25 March - Gold Coast, Coolangatta Hotel
30 March - Wollongong, University of Wollongong
31 March - Sydney, Gaelic Club
1 April - Newcastle, Band Room
6 April - Perth, Heat Night Club
7 April - Margaret River [to be confirmed]
8 April - Fremantle, Oyster Bar
15 April - Maroochydore, Sands Taverne
21-22 April - Adelaide [to be confirmed]
24 April - Melbourne, Prince of Wales
28 April - Byron Bay, Great Northern
29 April - Coffs Harbour, Plantation Hotel
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