Nuclear Summer split w/ Stockades

by Nuclear Summer split w/ Stockades

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Digital Album

Immediate download of 5-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

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7" Record

100 grimace purple w/ easter yellow splatter
100 clear electric blue
50 black

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7" Triple Pack

All three colours. Purple w/ yellow splatter, clear blue, black.

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	1.	Nuclear Summer - Yellow Bikes 02:55
	2.	Stockades - Breathing Will Be Difficult 02:54
	3.	Alien Noises 01:25
	4.	Nuclear Summer - $1000 02:34
	5.	Stockades - To Think, To Feel, and To Suffer 04:46

about

How these two bands met is somewhat of an odd story. While on tour for their debut album launch in late 2011, Brisbane’s Nuclear Summer received an email from some dudes they did not know who wanted to jump on a jam room show on the tour. That was sent by Melbourne’s Stockades. Nuclear Summer hadn’t got around to lining up a support for the show, and without any recordings to go off, and knowing that they’d never played a show before, decided to take a punt. As it turns out, Stockades were killer dudes who wrote fantastic and like-minded music, and friendships were formed. Soon plans were hatched for a recording, and over the Easter long weekend in 2012 this semi-collaborative split became a reality at Sun Distortion Studios in Brisbane. It’s since taken some time to see the light of day, but hey, here it is. Enjoy. Sunshine metal is real.

credits

released 25 January 2013
Recorded and mixed by Chris Brownbill at Sun Distortion Studios.
Mastered by James Balderston at Capitalsound Studios.
Guest vocals on '$1000' by Chris Brownbill.
Artwork by David Morton.
Released via MONOLITH.