Dice @ Supersonic

Performers

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  Dice

  It’s been said that young people don’t know how to communicate anymore. DICE exists to respond to that idea. DICE makes music for authentic connection. For movement, for feeling, for being present. Songs that push you to run outside and be a kid again, to fall in love, dance in your kitchen, take a spontaneous trip with your mates, jump into a river, play cards with strangers, or lie in the grass doing nothing at all.
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  The Velvet Club

  Where Did You Go Last Night? has an obsession running through it - a slow burn that won’t quit, that restless pull toward something you’ve already lost control of. Driven by steady, unrelenting drums and a vocal that glides with quiet intent, it’s the sound of restraint unfolding into something deceptively edgy. The lyrics feel both distant and intimate, circling around connection, control and the things you can’t let go of. It’s a song that doesn’t need to shout - it just smoulders, confident in its own tension.
  
  Long before the packed rooms of music fans, it started in a classroom. Four classically trained musicians found common ground in loud guitars and emotional damage. Now in their early twenties - a film student, a tradie, a law student, and a jazz vocalist - they have grown into their sound and hit their stride. Tear Drive was inevitable - a culmination of lifelong friendship and restless ambition. The rest, as they say, is noise.