Pleasure plays World Environment Day

Pleasure plays World Environment Day

Pleasure for the Sixth Sense is an ever-changing and growing organism. Since its inception two years ago, it has strived to constantly redefine and re-invent it musical identity.

Born from Brisbane's inner-city culture and given expression through Resistance's Green it Up, a Green Left Weekly fundraiser, Pleasures has explored a myriad of forums for its music and performance.

Its music has been described as inventive, refreshing and hypnotic. The formula incorporates harmonica, didgeridoo and flute, layered over the surface of a guitar-based sound. The band's theatrical live performances have earned a growing reputation and significant airplay on community radio station 4ZZZ.

Pleasures' debut tour of Sydney culminates at the Landsdowne Hotel on June 1 and at the Tattersalls Hotel in Lismore on June 2. Pleasure is also playing at Brisbane's World Environment Day celebrations at the Botanic Gardens on Sunday, June 5.

From GLW issue 145