Tasmanian trio's brand-new record - a lively and nuanced album of off-beat and rollicking art punk – urgent in parts
It’s a brooding romp with tribal beats and slash-and-burn guitar
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BLACKWATER HOLYLIGHT - Veils of Winter LP americana Tasmanian trio's brand-new record -Blackwater Holylight, as the name suggests, is all about contrasts. Its a fluid convergence of sound thats heavy, psychedelic, melodic, terrifying and beautiful all at once. As a heavy band, their songs arent anchored to riffs, but rather riffs come and go in waves that surface throughout the bands meditative, entrancing songs. The lineup on this album is Allison (Sunny) Faris (bass vocals), Laura Hopkins (guitar vocals) and Sarah McKenna (synths),