Sick Visor

About the Artist

Reformed emos rejoice - Naarm duo Sick Visor are back with another slice of their happy-go-lucky meets slightly-existential pop punk, with new single ‘‘06 Camry’ out now. The band will support the release with headline single launch shows in Brisbane and Melbourne in the coming weeks, alongside support shows in Sydney and Adelaide. Having previously self-produced and recorded their music, Alex Moses (vocals / guitar) and Katie Lovelock (drums / vocals) decided to bring in a fresh perspective on ‘‘06 Camry’. The duo enlisted Frenzal Rhomb’s Jason Whalley (The Chats, C.O.F.F.I.N) for engineering and producing duties, travelling to Sydney to record with him at The Pet Food Factory studio in Marrickville. The track was mixed and mastered by Jarred Nettle (Teenage Joans, TOWNS). “With ‘06 Camry I think we’ve really found our sound,” notes Alex. “We’ve always wanted to make fun and fast punk music, but when producing songs ourselves it was so easy to be caught up in trying to make things ‘perfect’ which can mask some of the soul within a song. Working with Jason, we threw away the bells and whistles, played together in a room and captured more raw and authentic performances than we had before. ‘06 Camry sounds the way Sick Visor was meant to - fun and fast punk, turned up to 11 and sung with a smile.” Along with Alex’s dynamic vocals and Katie’s soaring harmonies, Sick Visor’s new single delivers an infectious, hook-filled melody and maintains the punchy, bright pop punk riffs fans have come to love. Lyrically the new single details a pivotal moment in Alex’s life, when he decided to pack up everything he owned into his beloved ‘06 Camry, and drove from Brisbane to Melbourne. “I was feeling lost, and that the only way to find what I was looking for was to shake my life up, so I crammed all my clothes and guitars into my beat-up car and drove 1800kms away, and moved into a cheap Melbourne sharehouse,” Alex reflects. “‘06 Camry’ is a song for anyone who’s had a gut feeling that they need to make a change and jumped in head first.” Alex’s move to Melbourne paved the way for Sick Visor’s origin story. Starting the band in a Melbourne sharehouse in 2022, Alex and Katie wrote their first songs for the project purely as a creative outlet. Since then, the duo have landed spins on triple j, glowing reviews on Unearthed, extensive DSP playlist support, and music video playlisting on Rage. Their collaboration with Adelaide duo TOWNS, ‘Feeling Alright Forever’, was amongst the top 5 most playlisted songs in Australia in its week of release. Having toured Australia coast to coast, Sick Visor have shared stages with Australian indie rock mainstays Beddy Rays, The Terrys and Sly Withers, with late 2025 seeing them join the likes of Frenzal Rhomb and WAAX on tour. Earlier this year, Sick Visor sold out their Melbourne headliner in support of their Chuck A Sickie EP. With an undeniable energy and a brand of music that’s fun, fast and unguardedly honest, the duo are quickly becoming one of Australia’s most enjoyable emerging acts. Catch them in the very near future celebrating the release of ‘’06 Camry’ in Brisbane and Melbourne, as well as additional shows in Adelaide, Brisbane, and Sydney throughout November.