From out of Melbourne, Australia comes Alt-Rock outfit The Scissor File, A five piece with a live show that scorches and unforgettable songs that get the party started! This dynamic young band's solid work ethic has had them touring and playing shows up and down the east coast and as far away as Port Lincoln in South Australia and far reaches of Queensland. Sharing the stage with a diverse range of bands, The Scissor File have rocked it the likes of Kisschasy, Trial Kennedy, Ivoryline (USA), Horsell Common, Angela’s Dish, The Hot Lies, Calling all Cars and Taxi Ride. Recently signed to Faultline Records after spending the first 18 months with the support of Pee Records, their talented and prolific song writing skills has had them in the studio recording their Sophomore EP “Played on 45’s” with dual Aria nominated producer dw Norton. The EP is scheduled for release on Valentine's Day, February 14, 2009 featuring the infectious first single “Dirty Little Secret”. The uniquely contagious feature of The Scissor File's song writing is the melodious three part vocals and harmonies. Each of the 3 vocalists intertwining with the other to create multiple hook-lines and unforgettable melodies. Fused this with clever guitar riffs, thumping bass parts and beats that get you dancing... The Scissor File's sound is a breath of fresh air in a genre craving fun and good times! The Scissor File's live performance has been described as a tangible energy generated by five amazing young musicians doing what they do best, sharing the same passion and loving every minute of the dynamic that is created through their combined mission to rock! Don't turn up if you're not ready to dance! The Scissor File's raw energy and ability to mix fun and musical precision is what keep the fans coming back for more! With live attendances beginning to soar, a super busy myspace page and now being the priority artist on a hardworking record label... word is clearly getting out there that The Scissor File have arrived! The Scissor File formed in 2005, and split up in 2009. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.