The stunning ‘Saratoga’ from Bury the Sound’s lauded Autumn Magnets EP was played on Triple J’s excellent Sound Lab show last night. Tune in to Triple J on Sunday nights between 11pm and 2am to hear Fenella spin an eclectic mix of leftfield music.
Bury the Sound’s monumental Autumn Magnets EP has just been described as “sumptuous, emotive, and absorbing” in a glowing review on the excellent Delusions of Adequacy site. Read the full review here, or an excerpt here.
Excerpt: “Bury the Sound’s combination of quiet intensity and soothing, contemplative melodies is reminiscent of Do Make Say Think and Explosions in the Sky. Drummer Shannon Hayes is brilliant, standing out on the excellent “Gemini Unbound”. “What Would One Become” is mesmerizing and reflective and awe-inspiring. Bury the Sound is remarkable on Autumn Magnets, and a band of this caliber won’t go unnoticed for long.”
Chris Mason’s fantastic new album Restless is now available from the HSR Store.
“On his sophomore release Chris Mason and his band The Implosion traverse the realms of melancholic pop, gorgeously crafted acoustica and shining newgaze rock. Restless is a masterful foray into pop music in all its varied guises” – Press release excerpt.
This Friday, 20 July at 7:40am, Chris will be appearing on the Breakfast with Barr show on Perth’s RTR FM 92.1 (streaming www.rtrfm.com.au) for a chat and to play a live acoustic song. Chris will be accompanied on cello by Miriam Braun.
Then, on Sunday 22 July, The Chris Mason Implosion launch Restless at The Velvet Lounge, The Flying Scotsman pub, 639 Beaufort St, Mt Lawley, WA. Entry is free, doors open at 6pm, and The Chris Mason Implosion are on at 9pm. Support comes from Andrew Ewing (and band), The Imps, and Bianca Sharkey.
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