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Born in Auckland, New Zealand and now residing in New York City, Dion has played in various
bands, most notably The D4, who released two albums on legendary New Zealand label Flying
Nun Records and A Place To Bury Strangers, appearing and writing on their studio albums
Worship (2012) Transfixiation (2015) and Pinned (2018) as well as numerous singles and EPs.
He also played in the formidable Flowers Of Evil beside members of Crocodiles.
While taking a break from touring with A Place To Bury Strangers, Lunadon recorded a self-
titled solo album encompassing all that he loves about rock ’n' roll. Previewed by the single
"Com/Broke," Lunadon's LP arrived in 2017 on Agitated Records.
Just as the pandemic hit early 2020, Lunadon decided to leave A Place To Bury Strangers and
focus on his own music. In June 2020, he released the song “When Will I Hold You Again”, a
duet with Kate Clover, and September 2020 saw the release of the “Schreien” EP.
In 2021 he put a band together to give his songs life and in 2022 Henry Rollins got him in touch
with In The Red Records who released his sophomore album Beyond Everything.
November 14th 2023 saw In The Red releasing his 3rd album, Systems Edge.
Now based in Seattle, Washington, formed in 2016 with the goal of making great
all-girl garage-rock noise, see the world, and have a fab slumber party every night. The four women
threw on vintage black slips, kicked off their shoes, and set out on the adventure. In the first year, the
band put out two self-produced EPs and signed with Dirty Water Records (UK), which then released the first full-length vinyl, Me.Ow (2017).
Dirty Water then re-released the first two EPs as a second full-length vinyl, The Darts (2017).
The band immediately went on tour with The Living
End and Billie Joe Armstrong’s The Longshot, and soon found themselves on big European
stages like Sjockfest, Cosmic Trip, and Roots n Roses.
In 2018, Jello Biafra signed The Darts to his label, Alternative Tentacles, released their first 7-inch, Bullet (2018) and then
put out the third full-length record, I Like You But Not Like That (2018). The band supported their heroes The Damned on a
US tour, performed on main stages at big festivals like Punk Rock Bowling, Hipnosis Fest and The Bash, and got place-
ments on top tv shows like Peaky Blinders and reviews in top publications like Rolling Stone. During the pandemic,
Vox hosted an Instagram Live session with over fifty thousand viewers. In 2022, The Darts released the EP Love Tsunami
on Adrenalin Fix Music (France), toured it around the US and Europe, and performed on KEXP.