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SUMMARY:Shock Corridor - Album Tour
LOCATION:Hotel Metro
DESCRIPTION:Naarm/Melbourne sextet Shock Corridor announce a national tour
  in support of their self-titled debut album\, due August 12. The run open
 s August 28 at Melbourne’s Thornbury Theatre and winds through Sydney’
 s Oxford Art Factory\, Canberra\, Adelaide\, Wonder Mountain Festival in B
 eechworth\, Castlemaine and Brisbane through late September with a one-off
  Sydney show at Phoenix Central Park on June 24 to preview the record in f
 ull. The album was tracked over seven days at Soundpark Studios with produ
 cer Dan Luscombe\, a name synonymous with the last decade of Australian gu
 itar music for his work with the Drones\, Amyl and the Sniffers\, Courtney
  Barnett and Floodlights\, and mixed by Aaron Cupples (Spiritualized\, Tro
 pical Fuck Storm\, Kirin J Callinan). Formed in 2019 by six friends with b
 ackgrounds in classical strings\, jazz\, hip-hop and DIY electronics\, the
  band\, George (vocals\, guitar)\, Saskia (violin\, vocals)\, Joe (synth\,
  drum machine\, trumpet)\, Henry (bass\, trumpet)\, Ari (guitar) and Paddy
  (drums)\, refined a startlingly singular palette through long lockdown re
 hearsals before emerging onto the Naarm circuit in 2023. Their music borro
 ws the spectral patience of the Dirty Three\, the trip-hop weight of Massi
 ve Attack and the pent-up theatricality that Australian post-punk seems to
  manufacture in unusual quantities. Songs build slowly\; eruptions\, when 
 they come\, feel earned. Earlier singles “Buster” and “Sheet Metal
 ” pulled support from BBC 6 Music\, METAL\, ASBO and the Line of Best Fi
 t\, while FBi Radio recently named the group their Independent Artist of t
 he Week. In December the band sold out The Night Cat (650 capacity) at hom
 e and have shared stages with Bleak Squad at the Melbourne Recital Centre 
 and Floodlights on the road. “We kept the record self-titled because it 
 felt like the widest possible foundation of what Shock Corridor is. A lot 
 of it was written while the world felt increasingly unstable — there was
  this constant feeling of helplessness\, but also a desire to stay connect
 ed to the people around you. The album lives in that tension.”\n\nBoleto
 s: https://tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/48446d8a-2662-431e-bbfa-3bed7
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