Premiere Notes
On June 23, 2014, "With Roses" was premiered through Mess+Noise. The post marking the occasion sits in the band's blog archive alongside other updates from that year.
With Roses - Mess+Noise Premiere
This entry documented the premiere of "With Roses" via Mess+Noise, noted in the blog alongside the band's other 2014 releases and show updates. The post recorded the premiere as part of the band's ongoing activity that spring and summer.
It sat in the same stretch of posts as the "With Roses" mixtape, the Wollongong launch, and fan video features, forming a running log of the band's output through 2014.
The Walking Who are an Australian rock group built around three friends who share a knack for marrying breezy melodies with a darker undercurrent. Their sound carries the warmth of sun-soaked pop alongside a pleasingly shadowed edge, the kind of contrast that has made them favourites on Sydney stages and beyond. The band's identity has long leaned on this balance, letting bright guitars and rich vocals sit comfortably against moodier lyrical themes and a steady, grounded rhythm section.
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