Get to know Tassie four-piece The Saxons and their excellent debut, self-titled LPA charming bunch of chaps swimming in the Apple Isle's increasingly awesome music pool.
Exclusive: Stream DIEBACK, the face-smashingly great debut LP from Last Quokka
Strap yourself and feel the anarchy.
Posted By Troy Mutton
6 years ago
One of our all-time favourite punk outfits of recent times would have to be WA punks of anarchy, Last Quokka, and self-described as "anti-fascist, pro-feminist, queer positive proto-punk from the most isolated city on the planet" - how could you not? Over the past 18 or so months they've quickly endeared themselves to local audiences with a high-energy and rawkusly righteous live show, off the back of some killer singles and their debut, self-titled EP. Having gotten around 'em in the early days, it's with utmost pride we stream their debut album, DIEBACK, a day ahead of its official release tomorrow.
And what a rip-roaring collection of fast and furious punk-rock anthems DIEBACK is. They've got plenty on their mind, ranging from falling in love on Ningaloo reef, to blowing up letterboxes and on-point dissections of our justice system, all tightly wound across nine intense tracks. Take a listen below ahead of its release via Stock Records tomorrow, where you can grab a limited edition vinyl copy on pre-order NOW, and catch 'em live at a few upcoming shows here and over east.
TOUR DATES:
Sat 3 Mar - The Bird, Perth w/ Salary, Terrible Signal + Low Maintenance (Album Launch)
Fri 23 Mar - Woody's Dive Bar, Melbourne w/ Claws & Organs + Shamesy
Sat 24 Mar - Yardstock, Melbourne
Sun 25 Mar - Dark Days Tassie Punk Fest @ Fern Tree Arts Hall, Tasmania
Sat 31 Mar - The Brisbane, Tasmania w/ The Pits + more TBA
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Get to know Tassie four-piece The Saxons and their excellent debut, self-titled LPA charming bunch of chaps swimming in the Apple Isle's increasingly awesome music pool.
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