Not from There was an Australian indie rock trio formed in 1991 in London, England by Anthony Hills on bass guitar, Simon Lambert on drums, and Heinz Riegler on lead guitar and vocals. Initially known as the Rubber Dolls, they recorded material in London before relocating to Brisbane in 1992. Their early releases included extended plays such as Conned (1991) and Polished Wooden Floors (1992). In 1994, they released the EP Valid to 06/95 and gained popularity with their single "Sich Öffnen" in September 1998, which was listed on Triple J’s Hottest 100. Their debut album, Sand on Seven, also released in September 1998, won the ARIA Award for Best Adult Alternative Album in 1999. The group's second and final album, Latvian Lovers, was released in September 2000. Not from There disbanded in 2001.
