wabi sabi
by Elder
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Second single off Elder's debut LP 'binoei' being released Spring 2020 through 4000 Records
Launch show January 10 at The Station alongside the amazing Ultra Material, Keeskea and Ghost Notes
www.facebook.com/events/1765440823589421/
Launch show January 10 at The Station alongside the amazing Ultra Material, Keeskea and Ghost Notes
www.facebook.com/events/1765440823589421/
credits
released January 7, 2020
Vocals and Guitar - Matt Burton
Bass and Backing Vocals - Henry Reese
Drums - Talia Bond
Engineered and Produced by Christopher Brownbill (Underground Audio) and James Eyre Walker
Mixed by Christopher Brownbill
Mastered by Matthew Gray (Matthew Gray Mastering)
Artwork by Sarah Nitson
Vocals and Guitar - Matt Burton
Bass and Backing Vocals - Henry Reese
Drums - Talia Bond
Engineered and Produced by Christopher Brownbill (Underground Audio) and James Eyre Walker
Mixed by Christopher Brownbill
Mastered by Matthew Gray (Matthew Gray Mastering)
Artwork by Sarah Nitson
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Elder Brisbane, Australia
clean punk. Australia-scape.
discography
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May 2020 -
Jan 2020 -
Dec 2019 -
Dec 2018 -
Dec 2017
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