The Preachers - Pale Rider

We feature Sydney's The Preachers a fair bit here at BobbySix. There is one simple reason for that: they're a really good band. So, for your pleasure, we now bring you an atmospheric little black n white clip for Pale Rider, one of their newest compositions. It was directed by Tara Cook with styling by Saint Augustine Academy, in case you were wondering.

Want more Preachers? Okay. Well, lucky for you, they've got a new track out for The 66 Project called The Thrill. It's free, so download the hell out of it here.

More free awesomeness from The Preachers

As we mentioned a while ago, Sydney's The Preachers are working on The 66 Project, which is basically aimed at recording and releasing as many high-quality demos (at least one a month) over half-a-year. Not only that, but everything the release during this period is absolutely free.

Excitingly, the latest free track, Pale Rider, landed last week, so give it a listen here.

Wanna know more about this up-and-coming band? Read our interview with them here.

The Preachers launch The 66 Project

Sydney's The Preachers are fast becoming one of BobbySix.com's favourite up-and-coming bands. After almost a year together, an EP and some tentative interest from labels that weren't quite their cup of tea, they've decided to spend the next six months recording and releasing demos.

It's entitled The 66 Project and, like all good ideas, it's a pretty straightforward one. They plan to record and release as many high-quality demos (at least one a month) over the next six months, make everything free, and document the process.

The 66 Project officially begins in December but, in the meantime, the ever-generous bunch are kicking off by giving away their rather fine debut EP for free. They’re also releasing two offcuts from the EP, Young and Fictional Lover as free downloads.

Considering this is a band that are all about the songs rather than sticking to a genre or capturing a specific sound, their upcoming demo releases are sure to be pretty diverse, from acoustic folk and dark country to full-blown dirty-as-hell rock 'n' roll. So keep an eye on their 66 Project blog. After all, you can't ask for more than constant flow of high-quality, free music over the next few months.