Mind Of The Swarm
by Buried Feather
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zooloader
Psychedelic and fuzzy, I love the guitar sounds in this. I see they've played with Mt Mountain. That would be a brilliant gig!
Favorite track: Dust.
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mrv
Saw these guys for the second time when they supported Mt. Mountain last week and they never fail to disappoint. I'm excited for what's to come, the new stuff is sounding excellent.
PS: Hats off for controlling those Jag pups so well, all I ever hear is constant squeal from everyone else. xox Favorite track: Would I Miss You.
PS: Hats off for controlling those Jag pups so well, all I ever hear is constant squeal from everyone else. xox Favorite track: Would I Miss You.
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Killer kaleidoscopic psychedelic sophomore LP from Melbourne's Buried Feather. Called "Joyously Hypnotic and Other Worldly" by Beat Mag.
Limited to 300 hand numbered 180gm copies, the first 100 in MINDSWARM colour, the rest in black black. Don't snooze on this spectacular document. Also features download postcard and A2 Insert Poster!
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Would I Miss You
03:44
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Dust
03:16
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The Stranger
05:13
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Mind Of The Swarm
04:51
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Sunshine
04:20
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Endless C
04:15
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Regular Creep
05:10
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Screen Dreamer
05:31
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Well Wishes
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about
Melbourne kaleidoscopic psych rockers Buried Feather proudly announce Mind of the Swarm, the much anticipated follow-up to their 2013 debut LP.
With a sound built on fuzzy drone and swirling keyboards, Buried Feather’s live shows have built a loyal following, drawing regular comparisons to the likes of Dead Meadow and Spacemen 3. Their self-titled 2013 debut album was a woozy, atmospheric affair that was well loved by Australian Community Radio. During this time Buried Feather toured regularly in support of their record, including dates with beloved U.S. psych acts Endless Boogie and Earthless.
Recorded in Melbourne by Paul Maybury (King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard) and mixed by Nick Franklin (The Grates, Deep Sea Arcade), Mind of the Swarm is a dynamic realisation of Buried Feather’s signature hypnotic sound.
Buried Feather cover plenty of territory on the new record, starting out with the off-kilter fuzz-pop of Would I Miss You and the swirling, kosmische trance of first single Dust. Deeper into the record, Endless C’s sunny, doped-up groove brings some light, but there is plenty of shade as well. On the album’s title track, Buried Feather layer menacing riffs over a pulsating rhythm before the song falls away to nothing - only to return with even darker intent.
To support the release of the album, Buried Feather are playing a run of dates through February and March, taking in Wollongong, Sydney, Adelaide and Castlemaine, along with two Melbourne shows at Howler (Brunswick, Feb 11th) and Sooki Lounge (Belgrave, Feb 16th) with Pony Face and Baptism of Uzi.
With a sound built on fuzzy drone and swirling keyboards, Buried Feather’s live shows have built a loyal following, drawing regular comparisons to the likes of Dead Meadow and Spacemen 3. Their self-titled 2013 debut album was a woozy, atmospheric affair that was well loved by Australian Community Radio. During this time Buried Feather toured regularly in support of their record, including dates with beloved U.S. psych acts Endless Boogie and Earthless.
Recorded in Melbourne by Paul Maybury (King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard) and mixed by Nick Franklin (The Grates, Deep Sea Arcade), Mind of the Swarm is a dynamic realisation of Buried Feather’s signature hypnotic sound.
Buried Feather cover plenty of territory on the new record, starting out with the off-kilter fuzz-pop of Would I Miss You and the swirling, kosmische trance of first single Dust. Deeper into the record, Endless C’s sunny, doped-up groove brings some light, but there is plenty of shade as well. On the album’s title track, Buried Feather layer menacing riffs over a pulsating rhythm before the song falls away to nothing - only to return with even darker intent.
To support the release of the album, Buried Feather are playing a run of dates through February and March, taking in Wollongong, Sydney, Adelaide and Castlemaine, along with two Melbourne shows at Howler (Brunswick, Feb 11th) and Sooki Lounge (Belgrave, Feb 16th) with Pony Face and Baptism of Uzi.
credits
released February 10, 2017
Jim Grimwade - Bass Guitar
Steve McLennan - Vocals, Guitar, Synthesizers
Josh Moult - Keyboards & Synthesizers
Callam Routledge - Drums, Percussion & Xylophone
Nick Franklin & Joe Driver - Additional Percussion
Produced by Nick Franklin & Steve McLennan
Recorded by Paul Maybury at A Secret Location Sound Recorders
Additional Recording by Josh Moult at home
Additional Recording by Nick Franklin at Rolodex Sound
Mastered by Anders Peterson at GS Mastering & Post
Jim Grimwade - Bass Guitar
Steve McLennan - Vocals, Guitar, Synthesizers
Josh Moult - Keyboards & Synthesizers
Callam Routledge - Drums, Percussion & Xylophone
Nick Franklin & Joe Driver - Additional Percussion
Produced by Nick Franklin & Steve McLennan
Recorded by Paul Maybury at A Secret Location Sound Recorders
Additional Recording by Josh Moult at home
Additional Recording by Nick Franklin at Rolodex Sound
Mastered by Anders Peterson at GS Mastering & Post
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Dig: The Bowers, Wrong Turn, Chris Russell's Chicken Walk, Saint Jude, Baptism of Uzi, Cosmic Psychos, Cherrywood, Adalita, The Pink Tiles, Pony Face, The Sugarcanes, Buried Feather, La Bastard, Legends of Motorsport, Closet Straights, Howl At The Moon.
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