Re:Enactment began in late 2007 when drummer turned guitarist and singer Jacob Hicks, and electronic solo artist James Grundy (Subsea) started to write music together for fun. The euphoric critical reception of their early recording experiments motivated them to further flesh out the band and write songs that would entertain as well as push the boundaries of dance and electro. Shane Rudken, a former member of internationally acclaimed Brisbane group Regurgitator,  joined the band in 2008 on keytar, followed soon after by inventive, powerhouse percussionist, Sam Mitchell.

Re:Enactment have played numerous sold out shows supporting the likes of We Have Band (UK), Pivot, Subaudible Hum, and TTT. Having now joined forces with cult indie label Lofly, Re:Enactment are set to push their exposure to new heights with the release of double A-side Problematic/Nintendogs in September 2010. This release was expertly recorded by Stephen Bartlett (Skinny Jean, Mr Maps, The Winnie Coopers) at White Horse Studios, and mixed and produced by none other than internationally acclaimed artist and member of electro outfit Gerling, Burke Reid (The Drones, Pivot, Dan Kelly) at famed Sydney studio Big Jesus Burger.

With their debut album due for release in the months to follow, expect to be losing your shit on the dancefloor to these guys soon. Don’t like to dance? We’re very sorry for your loss.

Re:Enactment’s dizzying EPs Regicide and Kittens are available as free downloads from their website.