Rarely has an album title ever rung as true as this most recent offering from Perth rock stalwarts Gyroscope. Gyroscope's status as one of Australia's premiere rock acts has now been solidified, as Cohesion enjoys a huge #3 debut on the ARIA charts! With fourth album Cohesion Gyroscope finally translate the famed rawness of their live show into a recorded, tangible tour de force.

Having packed rooms on their whirlwind and very noisy Some of the Places I Know tour throughout March, Gyroscope is now preparing to take things up a notch, on June’s Cohesion Tour. Audiences all over the country are now invited to participate in the collaborative effort that Cohesion has come to represent. To celebrate the release of this rock’n’roll opus, Gyroscope will be shaking up some of the largest and most beautiful venues they have ever been fortunate enough to tread the boards in.

Joining Gyroscope on this noisy jaunt around the country will be Melbourne's The Vasco Era and Sydney's After the Fall. With a reputation for tireless live shows, The Vasco Era are riding along on the recent release of their brand new album Lucille and are ready to shake some stages. The After the Fall lads have hit the trails with Gyroscope several times in the past, and are sure to be a fantastic addition, rounding out this huge bill. Meanwhile, the WA dates will see local trouble-makers Break Even step up to the plate on support duties.

The force of Gyroscope live is truly something to be reckoned with; there are few that would dispute this. Years spent ramping it up for audiences from Broome to Bathurst has left Gyroscope brandishing their edgy, unpredictable live show with a seldom matched sense of pride and unity. Drum Media but recently remarked in raptures “this band plays a world class rock show that is only getting better with age.” We couldn’t have put it better ourselves.