From supporting Julia Stone to being a finalist in MusicACT’s Song of the Year category, 2012 saw LAVERS become one of Canberra’s most exciting musical prospects. The band’s second release, ‘Endless Corridors’, received spins on triple j and London’s XFM, along with a range of community radio stations all over Australia. The group’s brand of indie/folk music has been described as a melting pot of The Beatles, Ryan Adams and Fleet Foxes, with brothers Dominic and Sebastian Lavers showing a strong flair for melody. After gigging extensively in 2012, the band has become known for its electrifying live shows, complete with mass sing-a-longs and top-tapping tunes. The band unveiled its full line up in early 2013, with a debut album and a tour in the pipeline. The band’s new single, ‘Dream in Japanese', is inspired by '70s disco and was recorded at Sydney’s Studios 301 with Simon Todkill (Mark Ronson, Matt Corby, Kanye West, Catcall).