Kisschasy
Kisschasy emerged from the restless southeastern suburbs of Melbourne, Australia in 2002 and rose meteorically thanks to their melodic brand
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Discography
1 track
About the Artist
Kisschasy emerged from the restless southeastern suburbs of Melbourne, Australia in 2002 and rose meteorically thanks to their melodic brand of alt-rock which captivated a whole generation of music lovers. They disbanded in 2015, much to the chagrin of their dedicated fanbase, leaving in their wake a highly influential body of work including two gold-selling albums (United Paper People and Hymns For The Nonbeliever) and a slew of hit singles including ‘Opinions Won’t Keep you Warm at Night’, ‘Do-Do’s and Whoa-Ohs’ and ‘Dinosaur’. In mid-2025, in parallel with the vinyl reissue of Hymns For the Nonbeliever (which re-entered the Aus Album and Vinyl charts at #1), Kisschasy dropped their first new music in sixteen years. ‘Lie To Me’ and follow-up single ‘Parasite’ both offer a modern edge to the band’s trademark sound: blistering guitars, hammering drums, razor-sharp lyrics and, of course, irresistible hooks. It was later revealed that those two songs are part of a larger body of work: a long awaited fourth album. Titled The Terrors Of Comfort the collection of ten brand new songs finds Kisschasy back at the peak of their creative powers with band member Daz Cordeux describing the album as “raw, alive and commanding” and “the closest you’re ever going to get to the true essence of our band”.
Highlights
Peaked at #30
Local Sounds Chart