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AN AROUND-THE-WORLD GUIDE TO PSYCHEDELIC PORN CRUMPETS VINYL RECORD, CDs & MEMORABLIA WE WANT TO BUY...
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5052442021759, WRRPPC022SB, RVRB064IND, MA0272LPX, MA0272LP, MA0193LPX...
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Levitation Sessions - Indie Exclusive Neon Green Splatter Vinyl - Sealed, Fronzoli - Sea Blue Splatter Vinyl Indie Store Exclusive - Sealed, Night Gnomes - Purple & Yellow Splatter Vinyl - Sealed, Shyga! The Sunlight Mound - 3-Colour Merge Vinyl, Shyga! The Sunlight Mound - 180gm, Night Gnomes - Purple & Yellow Splatter Vinyl, And Now For The Whatchamacallit - Yellow / Purple / Blue Splatter Vinyl...
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 | PSYCHEDELIC PORN CRUMPETS Shyga! The Sunlight Mound
(2021 UK/EU 14-track LP pressed on 180gram Vinyl,
housed in a deluxe gatefold picture sleeve with the silver
reflective title sticker attached & lyric inner enclosed. The
sleeve & thevinyl appear Near Mint MA0272LP)
Tracklisting: A1 Big Dijon 1:05
A2 Tally-Ho 3:22
A3 Sawtooth Monkfish 2:34
A4 Tripolasaur 3:25
A5 Mr Prism 3:53
A6 The Terrors 3:52
A7 Hats Off To The Green Bins 2:52
B1 Glitter Bug 3:30
B2 More Glitter 0:35
B3 Pukebox 3:08
B4 Mundungus 2:44
B5 Mango Terrarium 4:24
B6 Round The Corner 0:38
B7 The Tale Of Gurney Gridman 4:38 |  | PSYCHEDELIC PORN CRUMPETS Night Gnomes (2022 limited
edition 11-track LP, a UK/EU exclusive colour variant pressed
on 180-gram Purple & Yellow Splatter Vinyl - within
11-seconds of hearing "Lava Lamp Pisco" it's instantly
apparent why this latest album might be their greatest
offering yet. The track is a riffy monster that delivers a
much-welcome Black Sabbath-style slap to the head. It's big,
shiny, sleek and irresistible! Gatefold picture sleeve with hype
sticker, factorysealed. Recommended)
Tracklisting: Within 11 seconds of clicking “play” on “Lava Lamp Pisco” it's instantly apparent why Night Gnomes, the latest album from Psychedelic Porn Crumpets might be their greatest offering yet. The track is a riffy monster that delivers a much-welcome Black Sabbath-style slap to the head. It's big, shiny, sleek and irresistible. It's Psychedelic Porn Crumpets giving their best and Jack McEwan the band's fearless leader has the battle scars from the four-second harmonica solo to prove it. “I hadn't blown the harmonica in five years. It was just sitting on my desk,” he recalls. “The first thing I did was suck in all this dust, and I couldn't talk for like a day. Afterwards, the rest of the band was like, 'You have to scrap that. It's so cheesy.' Anyone under 30 hates it, but it has the dad-rock vibe, so I kept it in.”
That devil-may-care spirit is present on each and every song on Night Gnomes. With guitarist Luke Parish, drummer Danny Caddy, bassist Wayon Billondana and multi-instrumentalist Chris Young by his side, McEwan bunkered down in his home studio, creating a sonic pastiche that almost sounds like turning the dial on a temperamental old radio every few minutes.
“A lot of these songs are structured from the beginning, but then we add another part towards the end to really keep it interesting, even if it's just for ourselves,” he says of the project, which was recorded at McEwan's home studio in and around Perth. “Like on Fleet Foxes' “Helplessness Blues,” every song has an ending that is completely different than the first part. That was the idea here.”
Hence, distorted synths giving way to and then enveloping the lighter-waving riffage on opener “Terminus, The Creator,” a magnificent string section suddenly appearing on the nostalgic acoustic folk ditty “Dread and Butter” and a dizzying array of sounds linking arms on the title track, which imagines the proverbial creatures frolicking around a campfire in some far-off, mystical forest. “It feels jolly, but it's also kind of terrifying and disturbing. My girlfriend told me she couldn't listen to that song,” McEwan says of “Night Gnomes,” adding, “I've always liked how some Beatles songs just come out of nowhere, like “Mean Mr. Mustard.” This is our own little jingle that doesn't fit with anything else on the record.”
On “Bubblegum Infinity,” the Crumpets waded through nearly 50 different variations of the track before a Eureka moment during a rehearsal jam session revealed its final structure. The song itself wound up as a commentary on the often rudderless nature of the COVID-19 pandemic and “taking comfort in the fact that nobody had a clue what was going on,” according to McEwan. “The song used to open with a huge riff that was sidechained to the kick drum so it sounded like it was thumping, but then that's how every Crumpets song starts. I swapped the heavy guitars for acoustics, which made it feel way stronger, both dynamically and sonically. It felt like we'd uncovered the clutter which guides the song to build into that chorus and not give anything away beforehand.”
McEwan is particularly proud of the dreamy “Sherbert Straws,” which he says “actually has some dynamics in it rather than having nine elements in the same spectrum as my vocals that I'm trying to constantly mix in and out of the track.” The song descends from the proud lineage of Australasian rock acts such as Tame Impala and Unknown Mortal Orchestra to whom McEwan professes devotion. “When we formed back in 2015, we marveled at how these awesome bands from around here could self-release music on vinyl and create their own stories. There wasn't any waiting for labels to come knocking. It was all DIY and we loved that concept. We're still holding right onto those coattails and we're getting dragged as far as we can,” he jokes.
For all of its varied vibes, the album never skimps on massive rockers sure to delight Psychedelic Porn Crumpets fans across the world in 2022. “Acid Dent” thrashes with abandon, but actually offers a slight concession to advancing age. “When we were younger, we were carefree and living tall, “McEwan says. “You get home with a handful of stuff in your pocket from whatever festival and just munch all of it, until you wake up in the morning so scattered. If we kept carrying on this way, we'd wind up in mental institutions by 35. So this is a nice little story about slowing down a bit.”
“Bob Holiday” pays homage to classic riffs McEwan remembers from his youth, like Lenny Kravitz's “Are You Gonna Go My Way?” “We've been trying to emulate that sound forever,” says McEwan, who also played in a Rage Against The Machine cover band when he was younger. “I also thought 'Bob Holiday' was a really strong name - like, if you were called that, you'd be able to do anything.”
The album comes full circle with the one-two closing punch of the instrumental “In Dreams, Out” and “Slinky/ Holy Water,” touching again on the thumping drums, acoustic guitar flourishes, washes of sound and strange noises introduced on the opening track. With the pandemic having provided McEwan the chance to “get my life together and get healthy,” not to mention move 200 meters from his favorite pub, he and his bandmates will soon be onto their next musical adventure. But exploring the undiscovered territory of Night Gnomes has already made a major impact on its creators.
“I have no idea what I'm doing half the time,” McEwan says. “It's like, plug in, record. Why does this sound like shit but this other thing works? I needed five albums to get to this point of revealing some golden nuggets of information about dynamics, production and exploring new sounds. Everyone finds fault in their own work, but that's probably what makes us want to keep creating.” |  | PSYCHEDELIC PORN CRUMPETS Levitation Sessions (Indie
Store Exclusive UK/EU limited edition 11-track LP
pressed on Neon Green
Splatter Vinyl - the Perth-based psychedelic
rock machine rip through a full platter of their high-speed
tunes, crunchy riffage, addictive melodies and no-holds
barred psychedelia is on tap! Picture sleeve, factory sealed.
Recommended)
Tracklisting: "Thank you Levitation for getting us out the house! Absolute pleasure to be asked to collaborate on something together. There's a brilliant story involving an angry local and a bulldozer if you're won-dering why the location changes, but for the minutes we were filming it was magical. Gnomes till we die! Thanks to Jelly, Tay, Jared, Dima, & the McEwan crew for helping us put this together, love you all." - PPC
Tracklisting:
1. Keen for Kick Ons
2. Hymn for a Droid
3. Lava Lamp Pisco
4. Bill's Mandolin
5. Tally Ho
6. Gurzle
7. Mundungus
8. Cubensis Lenses
9. Found God in a Tomato
10. Cornflake
11. Mr. Prism | | PSYCHEDELIC PORN CRUMPETS Night Gnomes (2022 limited
edition 11-track LP, a UK/EU exclusive colour variant pressed
on 180-gram Purple & Yellow Splatter Vinyl - within
11-seconds of hearing "Lava Lamp Pisco" it's instantly
apparent why this latest album might be their greatest
offering yet. The track is a riffy monster that delivers a
much-welcome Black Sabbath-style slap to the head. It's big,
shiny, sleek and irresistible! Gatefold picture sleeve with hype
sticker, factorysealed. Recommended)
Tracklisting: Within 11 seconds of clicking “play” on “Lava Lamp Pisco” it's instantly apparent why Night Gnomes, the latest album from Psychedelic Porn Crumpets might be their greatest offering yet. The track is a riffy monster that delivers a much-welcome Black Sabbath-style slap to the head. It's big, shiny, sleek and irresistible. It's Psychedelic Porn Crumpets giving their best and Jack McEwan the band's fearless leader has the battle scars from the four-second harmonica solo to prove it. “I hadn't blown the harmonica in five years. It was just sitting on my desk,” he recalls. “The first thing I did was suck in all this dust, and I couldn't talk for like a day. Afterwards, the rest of the band was like, 'You have to scrap that. It's so cheesy.' Anyone under 30 hates it, but it has the dad-rock vibe, so I kept it in.”
That devil-may-care spirit is present on each and every song on Night Gnomes. With guitarist Luke Parish, drummer Danny Caddy, bassist Wayon Billondana and multi-instrumentalist Chris Young by his side, McEwan bunkered down in his home studio, creating a sonic pastiche that almost sounds like turning the dial on a temperamental old radio every few minutes.
“A lot of these songs are structured from the beginning, but then we add another part towards the end to really keep it interesting, even if it's just for ourselves,” he says of the project, which was recorded at McEwan's home studio in and around Perth. “Like on Fleet Foxes' “Helplessness Blues,” every song has an ending that is completely different than the first part. That was the idea here.”
Hence, distorted synths giving way to and then enveloping the lighter-waving riffage on opener “Terminus, The Creator,” a magnificent string section suddenly appearing on the nostalgic acoustic folk ditty “Dread and Butter” and a dizzying array of sounds linking arms on the title track, which imagines the proverbial creatures frolicking around a campfire in some far-off, mystical forest. “It feels jolly, but it's also kind of terrifying and disturbing. My girlfriend told me she couldn't listen to that song,” McEwan says of “Night Gnomes,” adding, “I've always liked how some Beatles songs just come out of nowhere, like “Mean Mr. Mustard.” This is our own little jingle that doesn't fit with anything else on the record.”
On “Bubblegum Infinity,” the Crumpets waded through nearly 50 different variations of the track before a Eureka moment during a rehearsal jam session revealed its final structure. The song itself wound up as a commentary on the often rudderless nature of the COVID-19 pandemic and “taking comfort in the fact that nobody had a clue what was going on,” according to McEwan. “The song used to open with a huge riff that was sidechained to the kick drum so it sounded like it was thumping, but then that's how every Crumpets song starts. I swapped the heavy guitars for acoustics, which made it feel way stronger, both dynamically and sonically. It felt like we'd uncovered the clutter which guides the song to build into that chorus and not give anything away beforehand.”
McEwan is particularly proud of the dreamy “Sherbert Straws,” which he says “actually has some dynamics in it rather than having nine elements in the same spectrum as my vocals that I'm trying to constantly mix in and out of the track.” The song descends from the proud lineage of Australasian rock acts such as Tame Impala and Unknown Mortal Orchestra to whom McEwan professes devotion. “When we formed back in 2015, we marveled at how these awesome bands from around here could self-release music on vinyl and create their own stories. There wasn't any waiting for labels to come knocking. It was all DIY and we loved that concept. We're still holding right onto those coattails and we're getting dragged as far as we can,” he jokes.
For all of its varied vibes, the album never skimps on massive rockers sure to delight Psychedelic Porn Crumpets fans across the world in 2022. “Acid Dent” thrashes with abandon, but actually offers a slight concession to advancing age. “When we were younger, we were carefree and living tall, “McEwan says. “You get home with a handful of stuff in your pocket from whatever festival and just munch all of it, until you wake up in the morning so scattered. If we kept carrying on this way, we'd wind up in mental institutions by 35. So this is a nice little story about slowing down a bit.”
“Bob Holiday” pays homage to classic riffs McEwan remembers from his youth, like Lenny Kravitz's “Are You Gonna Go My Way?” “We've been trying to emulate that sound forever,” says McEwan, who also played in a Rage Against The Machine cover band when he was younger. “I also thought 'Bob Holiday' was a really strong name - like, if you were called that, you'd be able to do anything.”
The album comes full circle with the one-two closing punch of the instrumental “In Dreams, Out” and “Slinky/ Holy Water,” touching again on the thumping drums, acoustic guitar flourishes, washes of sound and strange noises introduced on the opening track. With the pandemic having provided McEwan the chance to “get my life together and get healthy,” not to mention move 200 meters from his favorite pub, he and his bandmates will soon be onto their next musical adventure. But exploring the undiscovered territory of Night Gnomes has already made a major impact on its creators.
“I have no idea what I'm doing half the time,” McEwan says. “It's like, plug in, record. Why does this sound like shit but this other thing works? I needed five albums to get to this point of revealing some golden nuggets of information about dynamics, production and exploring new sounds. Everyone finds fault in their own work, but that's probably what makes us want to keep creating.” |  | PSYCHEDELIC PORN CRUMPETS Shyga! The Sunlight Mound
(2021 UK/EU limited edition 14-track LP pressed on
Orange & White Splatter aka 3-Colour Merge Vinyl
exclusive to independent record stores. Steamy, hot, buttery
psych from the mind-expanding West Australian desert
expanses - prepare yourself for another absolute belter!
Housed inside a gatefold picture sleeve, sealed with
its prismatic hype sticker attached. Recommended)
Tracklisting: Psychedelic Porn Crumpets continue to assert their status as one of Australia's hardest working bands - pandemic be damned - in announcing the release of their new album, 'SHYGA! The Sunlight Mound', set for release February 2021.
For the Perth group, creativity and production hasn't stopped in 2020.
Limited Indie shop version is pressed on orange and white splatter vinyl.
Despite much of this year's tour plans being put on pause, PPC’s have used their time off road to continue preparing for the release of their fourth studio release, and an eventual blistering return to stages around the world..
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets have already given fans an early taste of the forthcoming SHYGA! era, with 'Mr. Prism' in August 2020.
The creation of SHYGA! The Sunlight Mound, especially off the back of 2019's huge LP 'And Now For The Whatchamacallit', came together in a different environment for McEwan and the results speak to the band's evolution and McEwan's evolution as a songwriter.
"For the first time in a long time I was home without any tours booked, no work, no deadlines and I felt free to create.
My writing process became ritualistic; every morning starting with a small walk to the local bottle shop at 11am and writing whatever flowed, allowing myself to design in all styles without boundaries, and not trying to theme the album early on.
I haven't had the luxury of writing this way since the first record, which I spent almost a year working on.
It felt like I was myself again, creating without opinion or constraints. I was gliding through weeks with a day seeming to pass."
Side 1:
1. Big Dijon
2. Tally-Ho
3. Sawtooth Monkfish
4. Tripolasaur
5. Mr. Prism
6. The Terrors
7. Hats off to the Green Bins
Side 2:
8. Glitter Bug
9. More Glitter
10. Pukebox
11. Mundungus
12. Mango Terrarium
13. Round the Corner
14. The Tale of Gurney Gridman |
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