The Vultures formed on the Gold Coast in 2013, born from a lifelong friendship and a shared love of indie and alternative rock. Liam Bowditch and Joe Bon MacPhail began writing and performing together as teenagers, gradually shaping a sound built on raw emotion, sharp lyricism, and an unapologetic approach to songwriting. More than a decade on, their creative partnership continues to evolve.

Entering 2026, the band is stepping into a new era with sophomore album Chaos Reflections. The record is a darker and more introspective body of work, exploring themes of existentialism, heartbreak, and the search for meaning in a chaotic world. Building on the foundation laid by their debut album Escobar, this new chapter dives deeper into an evolving sound that is cinematic yet grounded, blending grit with melody and philosophical depth with rock and roll instinct.

With years of touring, studio experience, and a rapidly growing online presence behind them, The Vultures continue to carve out their place as a band driven by honesty and intensity. Their focus remains the same as it was at the beginning: to confront the noise, sit with the chaos, and create music that feels real.