Temperate may be relatively new on the scene, but the five-piece rock outfit from Coffs Harbour is rapidly building a reputation for turning up the heat. If you're already a fan, you'll know exactly what we're talking about. For those only just discovering them, prepare yourself for a high-energy dose of guitar-driven rock packed with riffs, hooks and pure intensity. There's something refreshingly classic about Temperate's sound. Every track feels like a nod to rock's glory days, with soaring guitars, a rock-solid rhythm section and the kind of raw power that demands to be played loud. The drums and bass lock in perfectly, creating a foundation that allows the guitars to scream and soar, while frontman Taylor's commanding vocals tie everything together with confidence and charisma.
What's even more impressive is that despite being a relatively young band, Temperate have already shared stages with some of Australia's biggest names. They've landed support slots for iconic acts including You Am I, Spiderbait and The Screaming Jets, while also appearing alongside chart-topping sensation Tones And I. For a band still in the early stages of their journey, earning opportunities alongside artists of this calibre is a significant achievement and a clear indication that industry figures are taking notice. It is the kind of experience many bands spend years chasing, but Temperate are already proving they belong on some of the country's biggest stages.
Their ability to connect with audiences across vastly different corners of the music landscape speaks volumes about the strength of their songwriting and their live performances. Whether they're supporting Australian rock royalty or artists from completely different genres, Temperate consistently deliver the same blistering energy and passion that is quickly winning them fans wherever they play.
For a band still finding their place in the wider rock landscape, Temperate are already making a strong statement. With powerful musicianship, a growing list of high-profile support slots and a sound that captures the spirit of classic rock while forging its own identity, Temperate are proving that rock and roll is alive and well. Keep an eye on them, because this Coffs Harbour outfit looks destined for much bigger stages in the years ahead.
The Beginning
1. When did you guys first get into the music scene, and what got you hooked?
Temperate started in Coffs music scene in 2023 and what hooked us was the energy of all the live rock shows
2. How did you end up becoming Temperate?
Myself(Fin) Levi and Scott started jamming at school and found Ethan and Taylor as we wanted to bring our songs to life.
3. For anyone who hasn't heard of Temperate before, how would you describe the band and your sound?
Classic Aussie rock with a modern twist implementing other genres including pop, punk, indie and hardcore
The Music
4. One thing we love about your music is how Guitar Driven it is, it really pumps you up. Who are some of the artists that have influenced your sound ?
AC/DC, Wolfmother, Metallica & Foo Fighters
5. We're always fascinated by the songwriting process. Where do your ideas usually come from? Do you all get involved in that process?
Our Songs will either start with a bass or guitar riff and we jam it and everything comes together.
6. Indie/surf rock is currently dominating the Australian Scene, How have you found it being a hard rock band?
Not really, although the rock fan base is smaller it is incredibly loyal and high energy and after developing a reputation throughout the sven we have been able to play with many of our musical heroes
Life as Artists
7. Getting into the Music scene is tough these days, ends meat needs to be made on the side. What jobs do you have? How do you find juggling both?
Most of us work hospitality jobs and some vary from physio, childcare and disability suport
8. What's the toughest thing about being an artist in today's music industry?
It's very easy to get burnt out especially as an upcoming band, but the highs definitely out way the low's
9. How important has social media been in building the Radial Delay fanbase and getting your music out there?
Social Media is very important and is basically free advertising for shows, new releases etc
Live Shows & Festival Life
10. What's been your favourite place or venue to play so far?
Summer Salt Festival, Full throttle Ranch supporting The Screaming Jets and Staying Gold in Melbourne were massive highs
11. And where have you found the craziest crowds?
Our Home Town Headliners always !!
12. You’ve Supported some of Australia’s great rock bands already in your short Journey. The Screaming Jets, You Am I & Spiderbait – Even Tones and I – what have you learnt from that experience – Who was the most fun?
The Screaming Jets and You am I
13. What's the best part about getting up on stage and performing live?
Feeling the energy bounce back from the crowd !
14. Do you have any pre-show rituals, traditions, or superstitions before a set?
a couple of beers and a shot of Jager
15. What's the dream gig? Is there a venue or festival that's on the bucket list?
Wacken Festival in Germany
16. You’re about to tour Japan, tell us how did this come about?
An Agency named paranormal activities got our great friends from Flying Giant over there , so we thought why not !
Quick Fire
• Favourite artist - AC/DC
• Favourite sporting Teams - Socceroos
• Favourite album - Back In Black- AC/DC
• Favourite old‑school song - Long way to the top AC/DC
• Favourite post‑gig meal - Parmy
Random
17. What is your most controversial music opinion?
All bands should be able to perform without backing tracks if necessary
18. which artist’s merch would you happily wear despite sounding nothing like them ?
Skrillex
Looking Ahead
19. Finally, With the Japanese Tour about to kick off. Can you give away what's next for Temperate? Any new music perhaps another EP or album ? Australian tours, or exciting projects that fans should keep an eye out for?
A New EP is on the Way !!
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