bass, rather than electric bass. The band's debut album Peapod was released in 2004 on Slanted Recordings and produced by Magic Dirt's Dean Turner – credited as Dean Dirt. It was recorded in St. Kilda at Hothouse Studios, the studio of former Kids in the Kitchen bass player Craig Harnath. On 27 March 2006, Sarah Kelly was awarded the Jessica Michalik Music Endowment by the Australasian Performing Right Association (APRA). On 24 November 2007 during a show at the Northcote Social Club in Melbourne, Sarah announced that John Matthews had quit the band four days previously. The band went on to perform with drummers Joe Hammond, Nicholai Danko & Jasper Fenton. They released their second studio album, The Shiralee, in 2008. In 2009, the band separated permanently. Lizzie Kelly moved to Toronto, while Sarah Kelly remained in Australia, forming The Jewel & The Falcon with Patrick Matthews (John Matthews' brother) and later Good Heavens with former Wolfmother members Chris Ross and Myles Heskett. According to Sarah Kelly, the band's separation came as a result of the departure of John Matthews and the death of Dean Turner. Discography Albums Peapod, August 2004, Slanted Recordings The Shiralee, June 2008, Enchanted Recordings Singles Pavement (CD single), November 2003, Slanted Recordings Sleep Forever (CD single), April 2004, Slanted Recordings Devil Song (7 inch single), July 2004, Slanted Recordings The Eagle (7 inch single), 2008, The Passport Label EPs Like An Arrow'' (CD EP), November 2007, Enchanted Recordings References External links Band biography at Australian Music Online MySpace page Australian indie rock groups Musical groups from Sydney