There's more to me than beer and pubs", implores Ross Knight on the Psychos track 'Bum For Grubs' , "So take me home, I'll check your bum for grubs".
Cosmic Psychos are nothing if not eloquent wordsmiths.

The infuriating thing about this three-piece is that even if their grotty sensibilities aren't to your taste, those riffs can bore their way into your head like some gnarly heavy duty farming plough.
It's a reality recognised throughout reviews for the Psychos' new album Cum The Raw Prawn, which delighted in the band's awesome form and confirmed that they're "as cheeky, angry and depraved as ever" (Stack Magazine).

This week, the three-piece unload their new video while announcing their return to the road for a second lap of honour. The new video has large blundstones to fill following the success of the previous effort; a gory Wolf Creek pisstake starring some serious Australian acting talent.
Luckily the band enlisted their documentary ( Blokes You Can Trust) team Matt Weston (director) and Lluis Fuzzhound (animator) to lend their insightful imaginations to the cause.


The Cosmic Psychos Bum For Grubs tour will stumble down the East Coast, this time taking regional routes through Ballarat, Geelong and Byron Bay. Impressive supports are being lined up like unsuspecting rabbits to ensure the tour delivers on par with the band's co-headlining tour with Dune Rats earlier this year...

"The kids are not alright, they're a bunch of miscreant little shits and their ageing counterparts certainly aren't setting a good example"- The Music Perth

"The crossover between demographics meant it was quite literally on for your and old, both heaving toward the front and roaring in approval... With over 30 years in the game, the Psychos proved why they're an institution- not to mention a force still to be reckoned with"- The Brag

"There's a lot of life left in this old dog indeed"- The Music Brisbane