Max Aurora & The Southern Lights Melbourne, Australia
Max Aurora & The Southern Lights are a dreamy bittersweet indie rock band based in Naarm / Melbourne. From other characters perspectives, to sifting through their daily life, Max creates heart-gripping songs that treat emotions with care and curiosity. The band’s debut single “How I Missed Home” is inspired by one of the youngest people to sail the world Laura Dekker and is out June 29th. ... more
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