The Nation Blue

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At the fourth annual AIR Awards, held on 22 November 2009, The Nation Blue won the 'Best Independent Hard Rock/Punk Album' award for Rising Waters.[10][11]

Members

  • Tom Lyngcoln – vocals, guitar
  • Matt Weston – bass
  • Dan McKay – drums

Discography

  • Descend ep (2000) – Fear of Children[12]
  • A Blueprint For Modern Noise (2001) – Trial and Error[13]
  • Damnation (2004) – Casadeldisco Records[14]
  • Protest Songs (2007) – Casadeldisco Records[15][16]
  • Rising Waters (2009) – Casadeldisco / Shock[17][18]
  • Black (2016) – Poison City Records
  • Blue (2016) – Poison City Records

Awards

AIR Awards

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Year Nominee / work Award Result
2009[19][20] Rising Waters Best Independent Hard Rock/Punk Album Won

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References

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  1. Beat Magazine Protest Songs review
  2. Cultural Dissent, Green Left Weekly issue #702 14 March 2007. The Nation Blue: Soundtrack for a poignant riot
  3. FasterLouder Welcome Home The National Blue
  4. Kill Your Stereo The Nation Blue return (Official Press Release)
  5. O Povo Online Festival de portas abertas
  6. Diario do Nordeste Evento reúne bandas hardcore na Zona Norte
  7. FasterLouder Protest Songs for the masses
  8. [1] Matt Weston Youtube Channel
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  12. Music Australia Descend
  13. Music Australia A Blueprint For Modern Noise
  14. Music Australia Damnation
  15. Mess+Noise Protest Songs review
  16. Citysearch Sydney The Nation Blue: Protest Songs editorial review
  17. Rolling Stone File:Star full.svgScript error: No such module "String".Script error: No such module "String". September 2009
  18. Blunt Magazine File:Star full.svgScript error: No such module "String".Script error: No such module "String". Issue 83, p.66
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