Indie-rock group The Temper Trap make a triumphant return with Sungazer, a decade on from their last album. An explosive, anthemic new record that looks to the future as much as embodying their wildly successful past. Including singles 'Giving Up Air', 'Lucky Dimes' and 'Into The Wild', Sungazer sees a new era of The Temper Trap unfurl. The past few years have seen the band return to live stages around the world, huge dance remixes of their hit 'Sweet Disposition' by John Summit, Lost Frequencies and BUNT., and a long-awaited official release of Mac Miller bootleg 'Love Lost'. It was 2009 when the then little-known band from Melbourne, Australia, burst onto the scene with the release of their seminal debut album Conditions, and a song called ‘Sweet Disposition’. Their emotive, cinematic soundscapes – expansive yet still accessible - resonated quickly with fans across the globe. ‘Sweet Disposition’ topped charts worldwide, with platinum certifications in Australia, America, Europe and the UK. Popular follow-ups ‘Love Lost’, ‘Science of Fear’ and ‘Fader’ cemented the band’s new-found status as one of the most sought after acts in the world. Soon, The Temper Trap were playing sold-out headline shows across oceans and hitting some of the biggest festival stages globally – including Glastonbury, Lollapalooza, Primavera, Big Day Out, Laneway Festival and more. Nine years on from their last album, Australian indie group The Temper Trap return with Sungazer, an explosive, anthemic new album that looks to the future as much as embodying their wildly successful past.
