New Weird Australia, Rural Regional & Remote

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1.	Generations - Time to die 03:11		buy track
2.	Skipism - Monday At The Outpost 04:51	info	buy track
3.	Bassling - Having a Barney 02:44	info	buy track
4.	Host - Active Resistance 07:14	info	buy track
5.	Tralala Blip - nowy 06:18	info	buy track
6.	Howling Cloud - Spirits of Sclerophyll 07:39	info	buy track
7.	Embers Lucent - Ediacara 05:49	info	buy track
8.	Basil's Kite - Technicolour Fuckfest 02:38	info	buy track
9.	Brad Harkin - Ellipsis 05:19	info	buy track
10.	Paul Fletcher - Returning to the Surface 07:00	info	buy track

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Rural, Regional & Remote, the second New Weird Australia compilation release of 2013, exhibits the sounds of Australia outside the metropolitan and into the 'other'. The ten tracks explore and expose the diversity of Australian experimental composers from regional areas. From jutted, hyper jazz to soothing swirls mixed into the dynamism of traditional didgeridoo, the listener is treated to an aural sojourn.

The result of a call out by New Weird Australia in mid 2013, Rural, Regional & Remote highlights the diverse sounds from the outback, rainforest, desert and in between

Rural, Regional & Remote exposes the vastness and strangeness of the outer Australian sounds. An auditory exploration traversing from Mount Gambier to Wagga Wagga, the compilation transforms almost as quickly as the Australian landscape. From Time to Die by Generations, a glitched out hip hop, garage crossover; to Howling Cloud's Spirt of the Sclerophyll, a soft, psychedelic mantra to the natural history of the land; to the abrasive, metallic distortion of Host's Active Resistance; Rural, Regional & Remote offers insight into the array of sounds created from the outer Australia.

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released January 6, 2014

New Weird Australia - www.newweirdaustralia.com.au

Artwork by Thomas Roche - thomasroche.com.au

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