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Emerging from Perth, Western Australia, Triad are a three-piece grunge/rock band determined to stake their claim — raw, youthful and unfiltered. With two of the members brothers and a third a long-time friend, there’s a sense of quiet chemistry that underpins their sound.
They first turned heads with their debut single “Field of View” — the clip earned them the “Wild One” spotlight on ABC’s RAGE, a bold introduction that announced Triad as a fresh force.
Their follow-ups “Forgotten” and “What I Like” have also been featured on RAGE and on radio playlists, and the band have already built a reputation playing local clubs and venues across Perth.
At the center of Triad is the songwriting and guitar-work of their front-member — a musician who began learning guitar at age five, grew up on rock and heavy riffs, and by his mid-teens was writing songs spontaneously: hazy riffs and honest lyrics piling up until they formed something real.
What’s striking about Triad isn’t nostalgia — it’s immediacy. They don’t pretend to resurrect a past era; they sound like what they are. A band with their own blood, their own pulse, carving out something new and unafraid. For all they’ve done so far, this still feels like it's only the beginning.
They first turned heads with their debut single “Field of View” — the clip earned them the “Wild One” spotlight on ABC’s RAGE, a bold introduction that announced Triad as a fresh force.
Their follow-ups “Forgotten” and “What I Like” have also been featured on RAGE and on radio playlists, and the band have already built a reputation playing local clubs and venues across Perth.
At the center of Triad is the songwriting and guitar-work of their front-member — a musician who began learning guitar at age five, grew up on rock and heavy riffs, and by his mid-teens was writing songs spontaneously: hazy riffs and honest lyrics piling up until they formed something real.
What’s striking about Triad isn’t nostalgia — it’s immediacy. They don’t pretend to resurrect a past era; they sound like what they are. A band with their own blood, their own pulse, carving out something new and unafraid. For all they’ve done so far, this still feels like it's only the beginning.
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