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June 2023

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Hello Krissy Interview

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Where are you currently based?

Gold Coast lad, born and raised. Got a love/hate relationship with this place, it has definitely moulded me into the artist I am today.

How did you first get into Punk/Rap?

First started getting into underground rap around 2016/2017, back when Soundcloud was at its peak. I used to walk to school every day listening to lil peep and lil tracy, xxxtentacian and so many other G.O.A.T.S. As for ‘Punk’ music, I’ve always been around different genres of rock growing up because of my Dad. He’s from London and grew up in the 70’s, so bands like Pink Floyd, The Sex Pistols and Queen were always on the radio or TV. Say what you want about Queen, but they were Punk as fuck. Same with Elton John and ABBA. Punk to me is just creating something new and having an impact on the world and that’s what that lot did.

What’s been happening recently?

Not much. Just started playing that new Hogwarts game.

Your latest song Oi C**T is out now, what influenced the sound and songwriting?

My city. Gold Coast is just a cesspool and I’m a product of my environment. I like to indulge sometimes. IYKYK

How did the track name come about?

It’s something I say on a daily basis

Where and when did you record/produce/master and who did you work with?

Recorded this track in my room off a couple green lizzy’s about a month ago. The beat is produced by this guy in Russia called Pluck Sunset. He’s crazy talented, super underrated. I got the homie Hidden to master the track on his PC cause he’s got all the crazy mastering plug-ins that I don’t have.

How did you approach the recording process?

Green lizzy’s

Who or what influences your sound?

So many things influence me and my sound. Definitely my friends, my city, Machine Girl, Nascar Aloe, Nirvana is a big influence as well. To be honest with you, I think my biggest inspiration is myself, not in like a cocky way but I just feel like I’m my own worst critique and I’m always trynna one up myself. Maybe it’s healthy, or maybe it’ll slowly drive me insane.

What other artists in the underground scene do you run with?

All the iwishh clique. Sabre, Med3vil, Digital Girl, Kl0ri, Pukeslxt, Omnirahn. Just all my friends. They mean so much to me. There’s too many people to list but they know who they are.

Who are you listening to at the moment?

Going through a weird mid-west emo phase at the moment but I bump Violent Soho, Nirvana and Smashing Pumpkins religiously. And of course, all the iwishh clique. Also super random but savage garden be hittin different lately. Oh and Joji.

What’s planned for the remainder of 2023?

Keep making music, playing shows, and finishing this Hogwarts game.

Favourite food and place to hangout?

Cheeky Nandos and anywhere as long as I got a pack of Marlboro Golds and I’m with the homies. 

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Sunny Luwe Brings The Sun Out This Winter With Single ‘Summer Kisses’

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Support For Sunny Luwe

‘Summer Kisses’ added to Spotify’s New Music Friday

Played on Blak Out and the Breakfast Show on Triple J

Featured on Spotify’s Aus & NZ official Instagram story (104k followers) to promote ‘Movin’ On’

All singles featured on Spotify’s ‘Original Storytellers’ playlist
Cover Artist on Blank (Jan 23)

“‘Fly Like A Bird’ lifts your mood like a sundrenched day when you’ve got nowhere to be but cruising the coastline” (Blank) [About ‘Fly Like A Bird’]

“Taking inspiration from the rhythmic sounds of the 60s and 70s, as well as more contemporary 90s pop artists like Nelly Furtado, Luwe’s latest track is complemented by an equally soaring music video.” (Beat Mag) [About ‘Fly Like A Bird’]

“Once again Dani’s sweeping you up with her storytelling and gentle melodies.”
(Declan Byrne, Triple J) [About ‘Double Shot’]
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Gold Coast-based (Kombumerri Country) First Nations artist Sunny Luwe, formerly known as Dani Teveluwe, returns to captivate listeners with her latest release, ‘Summer Kisses’. Following the success of her synth-y summer dream ‘Fly Like A Bird’, Sunny Luwe embraces her authentic musical journey with this blissful indie-folk gem, out today (Friday, June 2).

As a natural-born storyteller and Weilwan woman, Sunny Luwe effortlessly warms our winter with the sweetness of ‘Summer Kisses’. The track showcases her remarkable vocal ability, blending lush vocal layers, sweet subtle harmonies, and an effortless delivery that dances between near spoken word and a heartwarming vocal style. Recorded in a home studio, this labour of love underwent a transformative process to capture the essence of the song’s true sweetness.

Collaborating with Matt Collins of WHARVES, Sunny Luwe found the perfect musical partnership to bring ‘Summer Kisses’ to life. Their creative synergy is evident in the dreamy instrumentation and uplifting melodies that instantly transport listeners to sunny, blue-sky days. This upbeat and pleasant track invites you to stroll barefoot, bask in its warm and relaxing atmosphere, and immerse yourself in its lulling indie-folk charm.

In alignment with her commitment to the environment, Sunny Luwe has made her musical project carbon-neutral through carbon offsetting. With a deep sense of gratitude, she calculated the carbon footprint generated by the entire single release and offset it by donating funds to Rainforest 4, a North Queensland Conservation project focused on protecting the Daintree Rainforest from deforestation and preserving our old-growth rainforests.

Inspired by fellow artists in the industry, Sunny Luwe demonstrates her dedication to effecting meaningful change by supporting Rainforest 4’s mission through carbon offsetting. She recognizes the power of her guide (found on her artist webpage) she created to help encourage others to embrace carbon offsetting and contribute to a sustainable future.

As an artist who has received airplay on prominent radio stations such as Triple J, Double J, and community radio across Australia as well as Spotify editorial playlists including Original Storytellers, Sunny Luwe continues to captivate audiences and turn heads with her undeniable talent. Recently named an Indigenous Award Finalist for the 2023 Queensland Music Awards, Sunny Luwe is poised to make an even greater impact on the music scene.

‘Summer Kisses‘ is available on all major streaming platforms now, inviting listeners to warm their hearts and souls repeatedly with this delightful tune. Embrace the feel-good vibes and let Sunny Luwe’s musical magic transport you to sun-drenched days and carefree moments.


Upcoming Shows:
June 7 – Miami Marketta, Miami QLD
June 23 – BEMAC, Brisbane QLD | Traditional Music Meets Pop with Peranya Visitchantaragoon
June 25 – Creekfest, Currumbin QLD
August 5 – Bleach* Festival, North Burleigh
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Brazilian Duo Chemical Surf Joins Forces with Mevil & Enigmix on Party-Ready “Bad For U.” Out Now on Dim Mak’s House Imprint A Good One

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Artists: Chemical Surf, Mevil, Enigmix
Title: Bad For U
Label: Dim Mak/A Good One

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Chemical Surf and their fellow Brazilians Mevil and Enigmix have teamed up for a new release on Dim Mak‘s house imprint – A Good One. The result is a hypnotizing house single “Bad For U,” featuring a driving bassline, rhythmic kick drums and synths, alongside sultry vocals. As the weather heats up and parties really start to kick off, “Bad For U” is bound to be in heavy rotation on dance floors around the globe. It follows Chemical Surf‘s recent track “KIDS” with Jetlag Music., which dropped on Spinnin’ Records last month, as well as their latest Dim Mak release – “Dale Loca” with Anna Marchesini from October 2022.

“‘Bad For U‘ is a secret weapon in our sets since we made it. It’s making big crowds dance and also working very well in the clubs, and that’s why we are playing this song everywhere. Finally, it’s time to share it with the world. When we received the first idea from Mevil and Enigmix, we felt it could be something special. We worked on all the drums, build-up, construction of the track, and some details on the synths, and also mixed and mastered it later by ourselves. After that, we all were very happy with the result.” – Chemical Surf

“This is my 2nd collab with Enigmix and my 3rd with Chemical Surf. I was looking for a groovy song, so he sent me the vocals, and I got hyped since the first play on it. Then I just put the vocal on FL Studio, and 2 hours later, the main idea of the song was done.” – Mevil

“After Mevil sent me the main idea, I added a few synths and improved the whole groove of the song, and we decided to reach out to Chemical Surf for a collab 🙂” – Enigmix

Chemical Surf

Brazilian brother duo Luca and Hugo Sanches are together behind Chemical Surf which has become known for their high energy and rhythmic style. They have recently worked with Kaskade, Steve Aoki and put their own spin on MEDUZA‘s “Tell It To My Heart” and many others. Prior to releasing on Dim Mak, Chemical Surf‘s music has found a home on labels such as Spinnin’ Records, STMPD RCRDS, Musical Freedom, Armada, Sony, and Warner, to name a few. Chemical Surf challenges the electronic music status quo by breaking the lines between genres. With high musical sensibility. Keep an eye out for more coming from these talented rising stars very soon.

More info on Chemical Surf / Mevil / Enigmix / Dim Mak / A Good One:

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Drift release new dreamy alt rock single “Begin”

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Fresh Wollongong alternative rock outfit Drift release soaring new single Begin just in time for their hometown headline show on June 3.

Swimming in jangly guitar layers and alluring vocal melodies, Begin dives into feelings of heartbreak and the pain of losing someone as an anchor, reflecting on the past and wanting to reclaim the present.

Vocalist Callum McCombie explains, “Begin was written from the depths of that feeling of wanting to hold onto something or someone you love so much that it becomes a detriment. Begin is trying to start again. A new beginning was the end of this period for me, and was a great step towards improving myself and the situation.”

Working with producer and engineer Chris Peruch, Drift fully embrace the sensibility of their shoe gaze and emo influences on Begin, carving out soundscapes that are equal parts powerful and moving for fans of bands like My Bloody Valentine, DIIV and Fiddlehead.

The Begin music video and visual artwork portray the band’s humble beginnings, showcasing a performance aspect where the band are jamming in a homely garage space, juxtaposed against an abstract and chaotic chess match between an angel and the devil. The game ultimately ends in the angels’ favour, depicting the idea that good will prevail. Watch here.

Drift are set to headline a show at Seeker Brewing in Unanderra on June 3 to celebrate the release of their new single, supported by friends in Busted Head Racket and Pictures With Yuki. Tickets are already moving quickly, and are available here. In addition, Drift have also announced they’ll support post-punk band dust on their upcoming et cetera, etc tour in Sydney on June 9, and will have more shows to announce very soon.

Drift is a project that has always set out to create easy listening material with emotional soundscapes. Forming in early 2020, Drift began as the solo shoegaze/emo project for frontman McCombie. Shortly after McCombie started working on music alone, the missing puzzle pieces fell into place when Nelson Thurgate (guitar), Ruben Dragone (drums) and Marley Mondzheyovsky (bass) joined the fold and solidified the outfit as a four-piece.

Drift have since been warmly welcomed into the live music circuit, selling out multiple hometown shows, sharing the stage with fellow Wollongong act TOTTY on a national tour in 2022 as well as showcasing their sound on the Factory Theatre stage at Glider Festival the year before.

The band has been hard at work developing a body of work that will see its release over the course of the year following the positive response from previous single At Last, which saw play on triple j Unearthed, a number of positive Unearthed reviews as well as play on triple j‘s Home and Hosed.

Begin is out today and is streaming everywhere now. Catch it live at Seeker Brewing June 3rd, tickets on sale now.

FRIDAY JUNE 9 – OAF GALLERY BAR, SYDNEY
SUPPORTING DUST W/ TWINE

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ELIZA HULL captivates with the release of ‘RUNNING UNDERWATER’ Touring the U.K. in May, Australian shows announced for August/September

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Having established herself as one of Australia’s most important voices and striking songwriters of recent years, Melbourne-based artist Eliza Hull has proven the longevity of her art, and continued evolution.

With the release of her new single ‘Running Underwater’, the songwriter and musician embraces a beautiful new chapter of creative and personal expression; the threads of experiences from both sides of her being knitting together beautifully in creating a gorgeous piece of new music.

New music from Eliza Hull comes accompanied by a slew of live shows that will see Hull performing internationally throughout the U.K. in May, before returning home for some unmissable Australian performances in the second half of the year.

‘Running Underwater’ saw Hull work with ARIA Award-winning producer Pip Norman (Baker Boy, Missy Higgins) on production, recording the track at BIGBANG Studio. Mixed by Simon Lam (Woodes, Cub Sport) and mastered by Idania Valencia (Sam Smith), ‘Running Underwater’ – in its final form – lets the dynamism of Hull’s vocals and arrangement take prominence, flourishing with each sonic swell.

The track itself is the first indication of Hull’s current creative rhythm, and a taste of the material to come – her first since the release of her 2018 EP, How We Disappeared. ‘Running Underwater’, which was first performed by Hull during a powerful appearance on the ABC’s Q&A program in 2021, is the first song Hull has written about being disabled and living with a condition called ‘Charcot Marie Tooth’.

The condition, a degenerative nerve disorder, has affected Hull’s walking for a long time; it was a disability that she kept hidden, specifically in the music industry.

In recent years however, Hull has emerged as an accessibility advocate within the industry; her determinism and approach to educating and spurring on change in perspective and structure, when it comes to the way disabled musicians are treated within the industry, has been incredibly influential. ‘Running Underwater’ is a powerful musical representation of Hull’s strength, and an example of the artist coming further into her own.

“For a long time I hid my disability, especially in the music industry. This was due to under-representation of disabled musicians and  I was constantly shown that disability was a deficit or something that should be feared and hidden. It was such a heavy weight holding onto these beliefs, it was exhausting to constantly hide.

This song is about pushing up against society’s view of disability, it’s about letting go of the fear and being authentic and true to myself and showing that it’s ok to be different.“ ELIZA HULL

Single Artwork: Michelle Grace Hunder

Working with director Keiran Watson-Bounce (And Then Something Changed, Caravan), Hull has also produced a moving music video for ‘Running Underwater’, filmed at The Goods Shed in Castlemaine. Featuring the talents of dancer ‘roya the destroya’, the experience allowed Hull to bring the song to life in a beautifully unique way onscreen. And in doing so, has represented disability onscreen in a way not generally seen.

“The music video features my very good friend ‘roya the destroya’. She is a brilliant disabled dancer who moves like nobody I know. She actually started busking with an early version of the song and sent me a video of her performing with it. When I watched that video I knew I had to collaborate with her on the official music video.

She has a beautiful ability to inhibit what I am feeling in my music and then express that through movement. In the music video she is like my alter-ego, almost like the spirit part of what I am feeling in the lyrics. Keiran Watson-Bonnice is the director of the music video. We have worked together in the past on the ABC Kids TV show And Then Something Changed, which I produced and wrote the music for. We shot the clip in one day, in mostly one take in the Goods Shed on a freezing winter’s day. “ ELIZA HULL

The way Eliza Hull can captivate a room has propelled her onto the national radar, with many notable performances at venues and events including the Sydney Opera House, Ability Fest, Forum Theatre, Hamer Hall, NYE On The Hill and more leaving audiences speechless. Hull has made an impact at showcase events including BIGSOUND and SXSW, as well touring with the likes of Ainslie Wills, BATTS, Mia Dyson, SAFIA and more.

Her songwriting talents have led Hull to co-write with artists including Gordi and Odette – collaborations both set to appear on her forthcoming EP, Here They Come (due later this year), while her music has been featured in TV shows including U.S productions Awkward, Teen Wolf, Saving Hope, and in Australia on The Heights and And Then Something Changed.

PRAISE FOR ELIZA HULL

“Eliza Hull creates lush music, where her soaring vocals are still the star.”
Pilerats

“Eliza plays the part of a sea siren luring a ship to wreck. You can have a role too – you’ll be the captain who ends up splayed against the defined emotional rocks of this song.”
Triple J Unearthed, Dave Ruby Howe

“Swoony English vibes. Eliza’s voice cuts through nicely.”
Triple J, Richard Kingsmill

“Her music is calm and ethereal, you are floating in it. All for fans of The xx, dreamy female vocals and progressive music, will surely appreciate her.”
Stereofox

“Enchanting and textured, Eliza’s voice aims straight for the heart in the same way that Lana Del Rey, Angus and Julia Stone, and Florence and the Machine overwhelm us with their beauty.”
The AU Review

Kicking off the ‘Running Underwater’ cycle in the live space, fans will be able to see Eliza Hull performing in Australia this August and September, performing in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.

For fans based overseas, Hull will be touring the U.K. in May, supporting Ruth Lyon as well as showcasing at The Great Escape in Brighton.

ELIZA HULL AUSTRALIAN TOUR DATES

Tickets for all shows available here

Saturday 26th August Melbourne Recital Centre Melbourne
Sunday 10th September Riverside Theatre Sydney
Friday 22nd September Undercover Festival Brisbane

ELIZA HULL U.K. TOUR DATES

Thursday 11th May Great Escape Festival Brighton U.K.
Saturday 13th May Great Escape Festival Brighton U.K.
Sunday 14th May AUSSIE BBQ London U.K.

Supporting Ruth Lyon

Wednesday 17th May National Centre for Early Music York U.K.
Thursday 18th May Horse & Bamboo Rossendale U.K.
Friday 19th May Junction 2 Cambridge U.K.
Thursday 25th May Sage Gateshead Gateshead U.K.
Friday 26th May Macards Theatre Galashiels U.K.
Saturday 27th May The Met Bury U.K.

‘RUNNING UNDERWATER’ is out now
ELIZA HULL: Official Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Triple J Unearthed

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Super Ghost – Reconnect With ‘Friendless’

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Previous Support For Super Ghost

‘Don’t Talk About It’ – First play on Triple J Unearthed TOPS
“Haunting…but in the most vibrant way possible!” 4 / 5 (Anika Luna, Triple J Unearthed) [About ‘Don’t Talk About It’

“Don’t Talk About It firmly snapshots Super Ghost’s diverse genre sensibilities, stretching the indie rock trope into slinky and lush territory.” (Hysteria)
“Built off a foundation of indie rock, the pair of Hudson MacMahon and Alexander Shoesmith aren’t afraid to colour outside the lines, adding elements of ‘crisp indie-pop undertones, surf-rock swells and elements of spaghetti western sauve’ to the mix.”
(Scenestr)“Rising from the Gold Coast, the sound of their dreamy undertone, dissolved by a propelling energy, mediates the lasting impression of Super Ghost.”
(Good Call Live)“Super Ghost have nailed a particular vibe on Waiting List”
(AAA Backstage)

‘Waiting List’ music video showcased at the

Melbourne International Animation Festival 2023

 

With their signature blend of influences and sounds, Super Ghost takes audiences on a winding rollercoaster of emotions in their new triumphant indie-rock track ‘Friendless’ (Out Friday, June 2).

Following an incredible year in 2022 and the success of their debut EP ‘Left For Dust’ in 2021, Super Ghost continues to impress with ‘Friendless’. This refined track delves deep into the complex journey individuals face when disconnected from their values and reluctant to admit their need for help. Through its raw and emotive lyrics, ‘Friendless’ tackles the stigma surrounding mental health, shedding light on the challenges that arise when pride prevents seeking assistance.

Lead vocalist Hudson MacMahon shares insight into the song’s inspiration, stating, “‘Friendless’ is a powerful exploration of the emotional journey individuals experience when they disconnect from their own values and struggle to admit their need for help. It confronts the complexity of mental health, addressing the stigma surrounding it and the difficulties that arise when someone is too proud to acknowledge their struggles.”

‘Friendless’ showcases a captivating sonic journey with its contrasting elements, seamlessly transitioning from mellow and melancholic verses to adrenaline-packed choruses through tempo changes. The track continuously evolves, building anticipation and intensity as it progresses, culminating in an epic rock crescendo. Gracefully drifting away, ‘Friendless’ closes out with the delicate touch of a gentle guitar solo.

This is paired with the song’s twisting melody and poignant lyrics that invite listeners to reflect on their own encounters with mental health challenges and emphasize the importance of seeking support when necessary.

Alexander Shoesmith, reflecting on the song, adds, “‘Friendless’ is our most emotive song to date. It explores the damage that can result from mental breakdowns, particularly in those who are strong, stubborn, and proud. When grappling with personal struggles, it can be tempting to push away loved ones and attribute one’s own shortcomings to others. However, this cycle can be never-ending and exhausting. ‘Friendless’ is a reflection on the aftermath of a collapse, wondering if we can help rebuild without enduring further pain.”

Having secured support slots for prominent acts like Mid City (VIC) and Choosing Sides (SA), the trio has consistently sold out headlining shows at notable venues such as Vinnie’s Dive Bar (Gold Coast), Greaser Bar (Brisbane), and The Bearded Lady (Brisbane). They have also made their mark on the East Coast, performing in Tambourine, the Sunshine Coast, Kingscliff, Byron Bay, and Newcastle.

With the support of the Regional Arts Development Fund in partnership with the Gold Coast City Council, Super Ghost continues to deliver their intoxicating fusion of genres and sounds, captivating audiences across the nation.

Join Super Ghost on their journey with ‘Friendless’, available on all streaming platforms now.
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Vicetone Continues Their “Departing Reality” EP Rollout with New Emotive and Personal Dancefloor-Friendly Single “The World Has A Heartbeat”

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Artist: Vicetone
Title: The World Has A Heartbeat
Label: Self-released

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The Dutch duo Vicetone is back with their newest track from their forthcoming “Departing Reality” EP – scheduled for a release this summer. “The World Has A Heartbeat” is a very special record to these Platinum-certified artists, as it throws back to their signature sound that the listeners and their fans know from Vicetone‘s earlier hits. Fusing breathy vocals and cinematic melodies, and even guitar instrumentals with a funky and digitized drop, “The World Has A Heartbeat” is both emotionally charged and dancefloor-friendly. The record follows Vicetone‘s recent single “Dopamine Junkie” and precedes the full EP coming out this summer and Vicetone‘s EP-backed tour. Keep an eye out for the drop and tour dates coming soon!

“This song is very special to us. The sound of the drop is inspired by the classic Vicetone sound of ‘Nevada‘ and ‘Walk Thru Fire,’ but with a fresh mix of our newer sound as well. We’re so excited to share this with our fans and hope the melody and music resonate with people.” – Vicetone

Since forming in 2012, Vicetone have brought both sophisticated musicality and untamed imagination to all of their output. Musicians/producers Ruben den Boer and Victor Pool craft every song with profound attention to detail, creating an emotionally charged brand of dance music that’s led them to amass over 1 billion combined streams across all platforms to date and brought them global notoriety. In all of their material, Vicetone taps into the creative chemistry they discovered upon writing their first track together in college. Bound by a passion for groundbreaking dance music, the duo made their debut with 2012’s “Harmony” and promptly began landing gigs around Europe, eventually bringing their exhilarating live show to festivals around the world. As their global following grew exponentially, Vicetone soon took North America and Asia by storm. Successes include their 2019 single “Something Strange“, a #1 hit on SiriusXM‘s BPM channel, “Nevada” (over 212 million streams on Spotify), and a viral hit with “Astronomia” (almost 310 million streams on Spotify alone) – the track that soundtracked a global TikTok meme, quickly amassing over 1 million combined daily streams, which is certified Gold in France and Germany and also reaching Platinum in Norway, Sweden, and Finland. It was also top 10 on Spotify’s Global Viral Top 50 and the 2nd most Shazamed song worldwide. Delivering their most sonically ambitious body of work yet, Vicetone released their debut album – “Legacy,” on April 2nd, 2021 via Monstercat. Summer 2023 sees the release of their EP titled “Departing Reality.”

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