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Finn Brothers

326,699 plays (32,859 listeners)

The Finn Brothers are Tim and Neil Finn, from New Zealand. Tim Finn was one of the founders of the band Split Enz, his younger brother Neil was also in the band for later albums. After they split Tim Finn went solo and Neil Finn formed Crowded House. Tim joined them on their third album Woodface, then left.

Split Enz

699,510 plays (59,710 listeners)

Split Enz is one of the most successful and longest running bands ever to emerge from New Zealand. The group was formed in Auckland, New Zealand in 1972 by Tim Finn, Phil Judd, Mike Chunn, Miles Golding, and Mike Howard, who originally called themselves "Split Ends.

Tim Finn

192,296 plays (27,179 listeners)

Tim Finn started as a member of New Zealand's art-rock pioneers, Split Enz, and eventually emerged as one of the band's chief songwriters and most recognizable voices.

Hunters & Collectors

271,650 plays (25,844 listeners)

Hunters & Collectors were a long-running (1980-1998) Australian band originally influenced by German experimentalists like Can and later leaning more towards popular rock.

Midnight Oil

2,069,837 plays (214,052 listeners)

Midnight Oil were an influential alternative rock band formed in Sydney, Australia in 1976. The band originally formed as "Farm" in 1972.

Powderfinger

2,270,560 plays (114,995 listeners)

Powderfinger are a rock band from Australia. Formed in 1989 in Brisbane, Australia, the band has managed to keep the same lineup since they hit the big time, Bernard Fanning (Vocals, guitars), Darren Middleton (guitars), Ian Haug (guitars), John Collins (Bass) and Jon Coghill (drums).

The Whitlams

869,205 plays (33,713 listeners)

The Whitlams are an Australian four piece band hailing from Newtown, a suburb of Sydney. The style of music they play has been described as muscular piano based pop/rock, however it has been quite varied over the life of the band.

Cold Chisel

341,121 plays (21,108 listeners)

Cold Chisel produced the canonical example of Australian pub rock, with a string of hits throughout the 1970s and 1980s, and they are acknowledged as one of the most popular and successful Australian groups of the period, although this success and acclaim was almost completely restricted to Australia.