Naethan Apollo | 2026 Australian Tour | Brisbane

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Out on July 25, Tales From Cazilor: Wyldflowers is part concept record, part DIY musical, and part animated series in-the-making. It's like nothing you'll hear this year, or maybe everthink Hobo Johnson meets Dungeons & Dragons, or EPIC: The Musical meets Gorillaz. At its core lies a story about underdogs, outsiders, and a found family of cranks who find strength in failure and chaos. Wyldflowers dont get to choose where they grow, Naethan says on the title track. That line
speaks to what this album is all aboutthe wyldflowers that society tosses aside; the misfits who somehow find a way to bloom.

Raised in a rural town called Solon, Iowa, and later shaped by basement shows while attending Iowa State for graphic design, Naethan Apollo creates a sort of DIY mytho-music where everything is canon and the songs serve a bigger-picture narrative arc, not just algorithmic playlists. Each scene on Wyldflowers is voiced by Apollo's real-life friends and fiancee, and ties into lore that fans can later dig into across social media, music videos, and live shows, too. He started making music about a decade ago, but that infectious determination to chase his dream really took off when he lost a close friend and musical mentor, Praeditus. The "ae" in Naethan is there to honor him, as they always promised one another they'd make it together. A fan of Greek mythology, he chose the last name "Apollo" because it's the god of music, but it
also serves as a continued commitment to his vow to Praeditusthat now, hes going to succeed for them both.

That relentless drive shines through on the albums first single, "Loser, a braggadocious rap song about being the best. It also dives into the mind of one of the main charactersArthur Kroane, a high-achiever whose cockiness masks deep trauma and insecurity with his place in the world. It's an ego-fueled banger, strangely relatable, and yet it's just one moment on a sprawling record that finds every song tied to a cinematic companion.

Throughout, we follow a squad of rejects, including our protagonist Apollo, as they train for an impossible fight in a brutal fantasy realm called, The Wyld. Failure is expected, but isn't that also when we find out what we're really made of? Across eight fully-scripted scenes and their accompanying tracks, Naethan Apollo tells an epic story about resilience and finding the power in being who you are.

But Wyldflowers isnt just a nerdy side quest. Its a bold and wildly entertaining album that delivers tracks that go as hard as anything in the alternative scene today. Standouts like Run Away, Go! Go! Go! and the title track showcases Apollos knack for humor and high-stakes, singalong hooks. He weaves rap, folk, rock, and spoken-word to create something entirely his own.