Drank and Kites and Tomorrow (GUM Remix)
by perth
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The GUM remix of ‘Drank and Kites and Tomorrow’ by Australian outfit perth is taken from the forthcoming album Where’s My Dystopia? (May 1 2014), featuring remixes of tracks from the band’s acclaimed second album What’s Your Utopia?
On ‘Drank and Kites and Tomorrow (GUM Remix)’ Jay Watson (Tame Impala) takes perth’s majestic original and streamlines it further into a Spiritualized-esque drone-pop beauty. The song is taken from the forthcoming album Where’s My Dystopia?, which also features remixes by Mei Saraswati, Seams, No. 9, Usurper of Modern Medicine, Valerio Cosi among others.
perth’s second album What's Your Utopia?, which forms the raw material for the new remix album, manages to meld psychedelic pop, folk-laced electronica and shoegaze into a beautifully cohesive statement – a tribute to the idea of a fond place, or utopia, quietly residing in 'no place', beyond ourselves. The band’s magic lies in their ability to refract the individual members' unique sensibilities through an experimental lens; kaleidoscopic sound design is matched by the band’s songwriting dexterity throughout the album’s nine tracks.
On ‘Drank and Kites and Tomorrow (GUM Remix)’ Jay Watson (Tame Impala) takes perth’s majestic original and streamlines it further into a Spiritualized-esque drone-pop beauty. The song is taken from the forthcoming album Where’s My Dystopia?, which also features remixes by Mei Saraswati, Seams, No. 9, Usurper of Modern Medicine, Valerio Cosi among others.
perth’s second album What's Your Utopia?, which forms the raw material for the new remix album, manages to meld psychedelic pop, folk-laced electronica and shoegaze into a beautifully cohesive statement – a tribute to the idea of a fond place, or utopia, quietly residing in 'no place', beyond ourselves. The band’s magic lies in their ability to refract the individual members' unique sensibilities through an experimental lens; kaleidoscopic sound design is matched by the band’s songwriting dexterity throughout the album’s nine tracks.
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released March 20, 2014
perth - music.hiddenshoal.com/artists/perth/
GUM - www.facebook.com/gguumm
Hidden Shoal Recordings - music.hiddenshoal.com
perth - music.hiddenshoal.com/artists/perth/
GUM - www.facebook.com/gguumm
Hidden Shoal Recordings - music.hiddenshoal.com
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Hidden Shoal Perth, Australia
Hidden Shoal is an Australia-based independent label & licensing agency that has earned a reputation for releasing exciting
and engaging new independent music that is not bound by genre or style.
The Hidden Shoal catalogue is available for licensing worldwide, with immediate master and sync clearance. Email Cam at Hidden Shoal for more details: cam[@]hiddenshoal.com
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