The Hollowmen Vinyl Records

The Hollowmen are an Australian punk rock band formed in Sydney in 1995.

Their first album, Bad Taste, was released in 1997 and was the first full-length album released by the band. The album was well received and spawned the singles "Is It Real?" and "Don't Wanna Be Like That".

In 2000, they released their second album, Home Is Where the Heart Is, which included the singles "Always Something Better" and "I Believe". The album was also well received and was named Triple J's Album of the Week.

The Hollowmen's third album, The End of Everything, was released in 2003 and featured the singles "The Art of War" and "Everyday Is a Holiday". The album was well received and was nominated for an ARIA award for Best Rock Album.

In 2007, the band released their fourth album, Lowest Common Denominator, which featured the singles "Hold On" and "Rats".

Their most recent album, Good Clean Fun, was released in 2010 and featured the singles "I'm Just a Boy" and "Sparkle and Shine".

The Hollowmen are renowned for their energetic live performances and have become one of Australia's most popular punk bands.

Some of their standout albums include Bad Taste, Home Is Where the Heart Is, The End of Everything, Lowest Common Denominator and Good Clean Fun. Some of their standout songs include "Is It Real?", "Don't Wanna Be Like That", "Always Something Better", "I Believe", "The Art of War", "Everyday Is a Holiday", "Hold On", "Rats", "I'm Just a Boy" and "Sparkle and Shine".

An interesting fact about The Hollowmen is that they have toured extensively around the world, performing in countries such as the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, France and Italy.