Sea Stories (band)
Sea Stories were an Indie pop / Folk rock band from Melbourne, Australia. They existed from 1986 until their break up in 1993. They released 2 full length albums and a number of EPs and singles. History. 1986-1993: Career. Sea Stories were one of a number of promising Melbourne bands that emerged in the late 1980s and early 1990s that also included, amongst others, The Glory Box, Ripe, Helvelln, Autohaze, The Fauves, The Killjoys, The Hollowmen and Pray TV. The band released the mini album "To Light the Home Fires" on Rampant Records in 1987 and then  followed it up with the 12-inch EP "Secret World" in 1988. The band released two albums, "Miller's Pond" and "Wide Eyed and Dreaming" in 1990 and 1991 on I.R.S. Records. In 1993 the band released the EP "Junior" on Polydor. In March 1993 the band played a month-long residency of Wednesday nights at the Evelyn Hotel in Brunswick Street, Fitzroy. In April, they started another month-long residency of Wednesday nights at the Punters Club Hotel, located across the road from the Evelyn. These dates were announced as being some of their last shows. A final farewell  show was held on 14 May at the Central Club Hotel, Richmond. 1994-present: Post break up. Simon Honisett and Penny Hewson re-emerged in 1994 as acoustic duo Sunglass. Sunglass issued the album "Sunglass" in April 1994 and the EP "When Stars Collide" in June. Sunglass issued a single, "How Long Can You Stay Angry?" in July 1995. At the same time Honisett and Hewson launched four-piece outfit Gigantaur to cater to their guitar pop tastes, releasing the single "On a Rocket"/"Trailer Trash" and an EP "Gigantaur" in 1995. Hewson released her debut solo album "Me" in 1998  on her own label Wasabi Records. Hewson then relocated to Los Angeles where she played in a short lived band called My Zuko. After living there for a decade, Hewson returned to Melbourne and released her second solo album "It's an Endless Desire" on Popboomerang Records in August 2012. Awards. ARIA Music Awards. The ARIA Music Awards is an annual awards ceremony that recognises excellence, innovation, and achievement across all genres of Australian music. Sea Stories were nominated for one awards.