peeled straight from a motivational poster, those annoying sayings that are plastered over high school classroom walls". In September Tambalane undertook a national tour to promote the album. Gillies told The Dwarf website that he looked forward to "[p]laying with Tambalane in small venues and really getting back to my grass roots is extremely fun". Faster Louder's Yasmin Wilding reviewed their mid-September gig at The Yallah Roadhouse, "[Carr]'s got one of the best live rock voices I've heard in a long time ... Gillies ... is an exceptional drummer ... [able] to keep ... the crowd bopping ... I've never seen a keyboardist groove as much as [Masters] ... He and bass player [Royal] gave us impressive solos during the set, proving the worth and versatility of their instruments ... Together, Tambalane were an unstoppable force of entertainment, bustin' out massive tunes". By November 2005 Tambalane had disbanded with Gillies returning to Silverchair and preparing for their next album, Young Modern. Carr resumed his solo career. Gillies stated that "It became an unpleasant power struggle" within Tambalane. In November 2008 Carr won the sixth season of Australian Idol. In May 2011 Silverchair announced an "indefinite hibernation", in the following month Gillies was working on a new album but denied that any new project would be similar to Tambalane. Discography Albums Tambalane (21 August 2005) Extended plays Free (20 June 2005) Singles "Little Miss Liar" (2005) "Free" (2005) References External links archived here on 13 October 2007, retrieved 9 July 2013 Australian pop rock groups Musical groups established in 2003 Musical groups disestablished in 2005 Musical groups from Sydney