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| name = Mutiny
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| origin = [[Melbourne]], [[Australia]]
| Origin = [[Melbourne]], [[Australia]]
| genre = [[Folk Punk]]
| Genre = [[Folk Punk]]
| years_active = 1991–present
| Years_active = [[1991]]&ndash;present
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| current_members = Chris Patches<br />Greg Stainsby<br />Alice Green<br />Calum Holland<br />Marko Jennings<br />Kav Kavanagh
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| Current_members = Chris Patches<br />Greg Stainsby<br />Alice Green<br />Calum Holland<br />Marko Jennings<br />Kav Kavanagh<br />
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'''Mutiny''' are an [[Australia]]n [[folk punk]] band based in [[Melbourne]]. Their slogan is "Folk punk for punk folk".
'''Mutiny''' are an [[Australia]]n [[folk punk]] band based in [[Melbourne]]. Their slogan is "Folk punk for punk folk".
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Their songs tend to revolve around lives and issues of the working class and convicts, with a strong thread of Australian history throughout all of their releases. Their sound is often referred to as 'pirate' as their melding of folk sounds with punk imagery, politics and style gives many of their songs the feel of a [[jig]]. The use of a [[mandolin]] and [[piano accordion]] add to this feel as well. They have a strong [[anti-authoritarian]] philosophy and this comes out in their music and live shows.
Their songs tend to revolve around lives and issues of the working class and convicts, with a strong thread of Australian history throughout all of their releases. Their sound is often referred to as 'pirate' as their melding of folk sounds with punk imagery, politics and style gives many of their songs the feel of a [[jig]]. The use of a [[mandolin]] and [[piano accordion]] add to this feel as well. They have a strong [[anti-authoritarian]] philosophy and this comes out in their music and live shows.
They played throughout the [[UK]] and [[Europe]] in 1994 and again through Europe in 1997. They also toured the [[United States]] in 1999.
They played throughout the [[UK]] and [[Europe]] in 1994 and again through Europe in 1997. They also toured the [[United States]] in 1999.
Greg Stainsby, Alice Green and Mark Jennings are currently also in [[The Currency]].
Greg Stainsby, Alice Green and Mark Jennings are currently also in The Currency.

==Members==
==Members==
*Chris Patches (1991-present: [[vocals]])
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*Greg Stainsby (1991-present: [[guitar]], [[mandolin]])
*Alice Green (1991-present: [[bass guitar|bass]])
*Chris Patches (1991–present: [[vocals]])
*Calum Holland (2002-present: guitar)
*Greg Stainsby (1991–present: [[guitar]], [[mandolin]])
*Alice Green (1991–present: [[bass guitar|bass]])
*Marko Jennings (2006-present: guitar, [[bazouki]])
*Kav Kavanagh (2002-present: [[drum]]s)
*Calum Holland (2002–present: [[guitar]])
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*Marko Jennings (2006–present: [[guitar]], [[mandolin]])
*Kav Kavanagh (2002–present: [[drum]]s)
*John Sausage (2004–present: [[piano accordion]])


'''Past members:'''
'''Past members:'''
*Briony Grigg (1991-1999: vocals, 12 string guitar, mandolin)
*Briony Grigg (1991–1999: vocals, 12 string guitar, mandolin)
*L'hibou Hornung (1992-1994: [[violin]])
*L'hibou Hornung (1992–1994: [[violin]])
*Michelle Lewit (1996-1997: violin)
*Michelle Lewit (1996–1997: violin)
*Damien Shepherd (1998 - 1999: drums)
*Damien Shepherd (1998 – 1999: drums)
*Dan Green (2002-2004: [[piano accordion]])
*Dan Green (2002–2004: [[piano accordion]])


==Discography==
==Discography==
===Albums===
===Albums===
* ''[[Folk Punk for Punk Folk]]'' cassette (1992 self-release)
* ''Folk Punk for Punk Folk'' cassette (1992 self-release)
* ''[[Rum Rebellion (album)|Rum Rebellion]]'' (1997 Deported Records/1999 Hell's Ditch Records/2004 Fistolo Records)
* ''Rum Rebellion'' (1997 Deported Records/1999 Hell's Ditch Records/2004 Fistolo Records)
* ''[[Co-op Brewery]]'' (2006 [[Missing Link Records]]/Fistolo Records)
* ''[[Co-op Brewery]]'' (2006 [[Missing Link Records]]/Fistolo Records)
* ''Drink to Better Days'' (2013 Four || Four Music)


===Singles/EPs===
===Singles/EPs===
* ''[[Any Way You Can]]'' CDEP (1993 self-release)
* ''Any Way You Can'' CDEP (1993 self-release)
* ''[[Bodgy Tatts]]'' CDEP (1996 self-release)
* ''Bodgy Tatts'' CDEP (1996 self-release)
* "[[Digging for Gold]]" CD single (2002 Haul Away Records)
* "Digging for Gold" CD single (2002 Haul Away Records)
* ''[[Bag of Oats]]'' CDEP (2002 Haul Away Records)
* ''[[Bag of Oats]]'' CDEP (2002 Haul Away Records)


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== External links ==
== External links ==
* [http://www.mutiny.com.au Mutiny's band homepage]
* [https://m.facebook.com/mutinymelbourne Mutiny on Facebook]
* [http://www.shitenonions.com/reviews_feb05.html Shite'n'Onions: Review of Mutiny: Rum Rebellion]
* [http://www.shitenonions.com/reviews_feb05.html Shite'n'Onions: Review of Mutiny: Rum Rebellion]
* [http://www.fistolo.com/Mutiny.html Fistolo: Mutiny]
* [http://www.aian.com.au/mutiny/mutiny.html Australian Independent Artists Network: Mutiny]
* [http://www.interpunk.com/item.cfm?Item=59027& Interpunk: Mutiny: Rum Rebellion (Re-issue)]
* [http://www.interpunk.com/item.cfm?Item=59027& Interpunk: Mutiny: Rum Rebellion (Re-issue)]
* [http://www.timeoff.com.au/index1.php?area=Archive&pg=42&subarea=38&sel=3099&showcontent=3099&PHPSESSID=d289169dbea74 Interview in Time Off]


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Latest revision as of 13:13, 17 November 2023

Not to be confused with Mutiny (funk band).

Mutiny
Background information
OriginMelbourne, Australia
GenresFolk Punk
Years active1991–present
MembersChris Patches
Greg Stainsby
Alice Green
Calum Holland
Marko Jennings
Kav Kavanagh

Mutiny are an Australian folk punk band based in Melbourne. Their slogan is "Folk punk for punk folk". They first formed in 1991 and have performed in Australia, Europe and the US. The original members were Chris Patches (vocals, drums), Greg Stainsby (guitar, mandolin), Briony Grigg (vocals, 12 string guitar), and Alice Green (bass). Chris originally sang in Melbourne crust band Compost. Greg and Alice were members of Melbourne punk band Insyte. Their songs tend to revolve around lives and issues of the working class and convicts, with a strong thread of Australian history throughout all of their releases. Their sound is often referred to as 'pirate' as their melding of folk sounds with punk imagery, politics and style gives many of their songs the feel of a jig. The use of a mandolin and piano accordion add to this feel as well. They have a strong anti-authoritarian philosophy and this comes out in their music and live shows. They played throughout the UK and Europe in 1994 and again through Europe in 1997. They also toured the United States in 1999. Greg Stainsby, Alice Green and Mark Jennings are currently also in The Currency.

Members[edit]

Past members:

  • Briony Grigg (1991–1999: vocals, 12 string guitar, mandolin)
  • L'hibou Hornung (1992–1994: violin)
  • Michelle Lewit (1996–1997: violin)
  • Damien Shepherd (1998 – 1999: drums)
  • Dan Green (2002–2004: piano accordion)

Discography[edit]

Albums[edit]

  • Folk Punk for Punk Folk cassette (1992 self-release)
  • Rum Rebellion (1997 Deported Records/1999 Hell's Ditch Records/2004 Fistolo Records)
  • Co-op Brewery (2006 Missing Link Records/Fistolo Records)
  • Drink to Better Days (2013 Four || Four Music)

Singles/EPs[edit]

  • Any Way You Can CDEP (1993 self-release)
  • Bodgy Tatts CDEP (1996 self-release)
  • "Digging for Gold" CD single (2002 Haul Away Records)
  • Bag of Oats CDEP (2002 Haul Away Records)

Compilation tracks[edit]

  • "Here's to Adventure" on 0 to 60 in 59 bands (2007 No!No Records)
  • "Struggle Town" and "Digging for Gold" on Shite 'n' Onions Vol 2: What the Shite (2006 Omnium Records)

External links[edit]


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