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Sophomore album for rising Australian band Chimers. A husband / wife duo comprising life partners Padraic Skehan (vocals/guitar) and Binx (drums/vocals. Ten tracks of tightly-coiled intensity that barely lets up for all of its 34 minutes.
In enlisting Boulet, the band were confident that due to his own experience of being one half of Party Dozen, they had someone who understood the confines of working within the structure of a two-piece but also the possibilities that creates. Boulet, in turn, rewarding that trust by capturing a powerful bedrock of sound that allowed the band's taught rhythms to circle and permeate and yet give full breathing space for the melody within. For Pittman’s part, having a third ear on hand to devote serious listening time and critical commentary was an added bonus.
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Sophomore album for rising Australian band Chimers. A husband / wife duo comprising life partners Padraic Skehan (vocals/guitar) and Binx (drums/vocals. Ten tracks of tightly-coiled intensity that barely lets up for all of its 34 minutes.
In enlisting Boulet, the band were confident that due to his own experience of being one half of Party Dozen, they had someone who understood the confines of working within the structure of a two-piece but also the possibilities that creates. Boulet, in turn, rewarding that trust by capturing a powerful bedrock of sound that allowed the band's taught rhythms to circle and permeate and yet give full breathing space for the melody within. For Pittman’s part, having a third ear on hand to devote serious listening time and critical commentary was an added bonus.
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Sophomore album for rising Australian band Chimers. A husband / wife duo comprising life partners Padraic Skehan (vocals/guitar) and Binx (drums/vocals. Ten tracks of tightly-coiled intensity that barely lets up for all of its 34 minutes.
In enlisting Boulet, the band were confident that due to his own experience of being one half of Party Dozen, they had someone who understood the confines of working within the structure of a two-piece but also the possibilities that creates. Boulet, in turn, rewarding that trust by capturing a powerful bedrock of sound that allowed the band's taught rhythms to circle and permeate and yet give full breathing space for the melody within. For Pittman’s part, having a third ear on hand to devote serious listening time and critical commentary was an added bonus.
