Custard
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Custard is an Australian indie/pop‑rock band from Brisbane, formed in 1989 (originally as “Custard Gun”). They gained a cult following in the 1990s for their witty, melodic, guitar‑pop songs, smart humour, and quirky charm — often blending clever pop hooks with off‑beat lyrics and indie After releasing a string of albums through the 1990s and earning popularity (with hits like Girls Like That (Don't Go For Guys Like Us) and “Apartment”), the band split in 2000. They reunited in 2015 with the “classic lineup” of David McCormack (vocals/guitar), Paul Medew (bass), Matthew Strong (guitar), and Glenn Thompson (drums). Since reuniting, Custard have released new material — including the 2015 album Come Back, All Is Forgiven, the 2017 album The Common Touch, and the 2020 album Respect All In 2024 the band announced a new double album, Suburban Curtains, with a supporting national tour — showing they’re actively making music and playing live again. In short: Custard is a playful, smart, and enduring indie‑rock/pop band from Brisbane — with 1990s roots, a cult legacy, and a modern revival.
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Indie Rock, Alternative Rock, Pop Rock, Power Pop, Jangle Pop
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