The Players

The Info

ROLLERBALL have
delivered an essential set of Oz Rock recordings:

Lost In Space (1999), Superfuzz to
the max with Dragon, Eye of the Storm & Lowly Sublime

Let Your Hair Hang Down (2000) featuring
the definitive cover of Stevie Wrights classic Evie pt1

Rollerball (2001) European album includes
unreleased gems Mainframe and Believe in the Breeze

Superstructure (2002) features radio
hit Lifetime and live faves Satos Dominos & Next To You.

Oversize (2004) produced by Oz rock
legend Mark Opitz (AC/DC, INXS, Cold Chisel).

Broken Open (2005) features Common Thread
and Broken Open from Oversize and a swag of live tracks including an incendiary
Black Eyed Bruiser.

Submarine (2009) The “Ball” is back with another chunk of classic rock.

Live Rollerball are the real deal sharing stages with
Queens Of The Stoneage, Monster Magnet, Fu Manchu, Rollins Band, Rose
Tattoo, festival stages around Oz: Big Day Out, Homebake, Livid and headlining
tours from Cairns to Melbourne across to Perth and everywhere inbetween.

OVERSIZE
is our second album, released in September 2004, recorded and
produced by Mark Opitz and Tony Wall at 301 Studios in Bryon Bay.

The double A side single featuring Common Thread and
Broken Open plus a swag of live tracks will be released shortly.
The tracklisting is:

1. Turn Back The River
2. Armed and Dangerous

3. Lucille
4. Bookend
5. Spray
6. World Weight
7. Cocoon
8. Broken Open

9. Surprise Me
10. Dustboards (Stranger Things)
11. Common Thread
12. Drink Until Light

Superstructure is our debut album and goes like this

SIDE A / SIDE B

1. LOUNGEROOM LIFER
2. HEAD SONG
3. LIFETIME
4. DAISY CHAIN

5. HIGHLY LIKELY
6. SUPERSTRUCTURE
7. LOOKING FOR THE MOON
8. COMMODITY
9. COLDER (SATOS DOMINOS)
10. TRIP PARTY

11. NEXT TO YOU

Superstructure
was recorded in July 2002 at Rockinghorse Studios in Byron Bay. It was
co-produced by Rollerball and engineer Anthony Lycenko. Assistant engineer
Ben McCarthy also played the organ. Mastering was done at Turtlerock studios
in Sydney by Rick O’Neill. All songs were written by Rollerball. The album
offered two cracking singles “Liftetime” and “Highly
Likely”.

Other bands are prettier.

Other bands have better haircuts.
Other bands follow fashions.
Other bands are the next big thing.

Nobody rocks like Rollerball.