Australian musicians Joseph Rabjohns and Lachlan R. Dale has teamed up on a new ambient guitar piece, "Repeater Station."
Out now, the song features both guitarists building in a post-rock crescendo.
“To me this track reminds me of the damp air and filtered light of the rainforest”, Dale says in a statement.
The single is available via Art As Catharsis on all platforms.
Jxckxlz SPB: Which of your songs is hardest to play live? Nathan (vocals): “Trophic Level,” ‘cause I just scream like a manic dog for 5 minutes plus. Max (drums): “Solace,” as it’s technical, fast and we play it first quite often. Or “Alpha & Omega,” because I’m usually tired as … Read more
Serious Beak SPB: When did you decide that you want to make music for a living? Andrew Mortensen (bass): When I finished high school. But then I discovered to “make a living” from music, you had to play shit covers, in shitty RSLs, out in the middle of nowhere to pissed … Read more
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