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About Hoodoo Gurus

Hoodoo Gurus, formed in Sydney in 1981, swiftly rose to prominence as one of Australia’s most distinctive rock bands. Originating with singer-songwriter Dave Faulkner and drummer James Baker, the early lineup included former members of The Scientists, Rod Radalj and Kimble Rendall, resulting in a unique three-guitar, no-bass sound showcased on their debut single “Leilani” (1982). Subsequent additions of guitarist Brad Shepherd and bassist Clyde Bramley helped solidify the band’s core.

Their breakthrough came with the critically acclaimed debut album Stoneage Romeos (1984), which highlighted Faulkner’s knack for catchy melodies. The replacement of Baker by Mark Kingsmill on drums preceded the release of Mars Needs Guitars! (1985), a college radio hit that expanded their audience. The polished pop-rock of Blow Your Cool! (1987), featuring collaborations with The Bangles on tracks like “What’s My Scene” and “Good Times,” propelled Hoodoo Gurus toward mainstream success.

Continuing to evolve, the band released Magnum Cum Louder (1989) with bassist Rick Grossman, delivering enduring anthems such as “Come Anytime” and “Another World.” The early ’90s album Kinky (1991) included beloved staples “Miss Freelove ’69” and “1000 Miles Away.” After a brief hiatus and side projects like The Persian Rugs, Hoodoo Gurus reunited in 2003 and released Mach Schau (2004) and Purity of Essence (2010), reaffirming their legacy.

Celebrated for blending vibrant guitar-driven rock with infectious pop sensibilities, Hoodoo Gurus remain a cornerstone of Australian music history and proud inductees of the ARIA Hall of Fame.

Genres

Pop•Rock