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We are INVADER
REGURGITATOR
releases latest album
INVADER
And preempts with another
new track and video for
EPIC
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Like a neon high on pastiche ways to incandescent schemas… all overripe with contracted pulps of fiction. Slices of noir lightly squeezed liberally over deserts of modulated rhyme. Pupils set to a glaze in the salmon pink skies and ochre horizons… nigh on a peaking runaway of psychosis. From the dark nights of Regurgitator’s INVADER emerges the COCAINE RUNAWAY.
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We are INVADER
“History doesn’t necessarily repeat, but it certainly rhymes and there are poetic devices available to artists to divine the patterns of past, present and future. This album digs deep to make sense in a world of weaponised illusions and radicalising sorcery, where the lines between digital fantasy and embodied agency have become irrevocably blurred.” – Tyson Yunkaporta (Sand Talk; Right Story, Wrong Story)
30 years. 10 albums. 1 being together. Join this latest expedition to the peak mountain of sounds. Deep dive into the invasive notions of INVADER. In a spirit of reflection – scale high, question everything, and arise with some kind of knowing. Kingdoms are benign monsters old world imperial extractors whose flicking cicatrice tails weigh heavy across lives time invaded. Take any strength, and transmute power gained.
Our world is contaminated by stains of colonisers – of country, culture and community… of mind, body and nature. Ceaseless in pursuit of gain. Manifestly sociopathic in hunger. Our civilisation stands on a precipice. At the heart of it is collective well being… and an artery to panpharmacon will be advanced cooperative function. Come stand on a cliff and rise with the tides of community resolve – music, art, culture will always stand the test of our times.
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Let’s go EPIC
We trapped dim in a pablum of spectacle endlessly overplayed and sequelised.
EPIC – the latest track pre-empting the album release week’s end.
Accompanying video was filmed at the recent Golden Plains, edited by Rob McCafferty and then subjected to a texture mapping animation by Quan.
“In approximately 4.5 billion years the Milky Way will finally pluck up the courage to ask Andromeda to slow dance. After another 5 or so billion of coy glances and suggestive dropping-of-handkerchiefs,
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INVADER – is a self-produced work predominantly recorded and mixed by Quan and Ben (with assistance by Greg Jard); featuring 14 tracks of inspired high infection, hooking up with prime collaborators PEACHES, JK47 and TYSON YUNKAPORTA (Sand Talk) to turn out their most incisive album since time began.
“This work is a fleeting reflection in the surface film of a small bubble floating through the psychotic dreamworld of the colony.” – Quan
IT’S SO INVASIVE… national tour commences on May 10 in Hobart and will run across May and June covering all states. This will be the only tour of significance for 2024 and will introduce a new 4th touring member to the lineup – Sarah Lim on keytar and guitar. They promise an 80 minute set covering the new album and entire array of hits across the past 30 years. Tickets on sale now and include a great bunch of touring guests – PARTY DOZEN, CRY CLUB, DISPLEASURE (NZ), MONSTER ZOKU ONSOMB!, THE SUBCULTURE CLIQUE, and recently added in north QLD – DUBBZONE.
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Consume presents
REGURGITATOR
it’s so invasive… tour 2024
with best friends PARTY DOZEN and more…
TICKETS from the usual for everyone NOW
Onsale HERE
FRI 10 MAY – nipaluna hobart ODEON THEATRE
Plus PARTY DOZEN and THE SUBCULTURE CLIQUE
SAT 11 MAY wuwinilili forth FORTH PUB
Plus PARTY DOZEN and THE SUBCULTURE CLIQUE
SUN 12 MAY kanamaluka launceston DU CANE BREWING
Plus PARTY DOZEN and THE SUBCULTURE CLIQUE
THUR 16 MAY djilang geelong LAMBYS
Plus PARTY DOZEN and DISPLEASURE (nz)
FRI 17 MAY dja dja wurrung castlemaine THEATRE ROYAL
Plus PARTY DOZEN and DISPLEASURE (nz)
SAT 18 MAY naarm melbourne THE FORUM
Plus PARTY DOZEN, CRY CLUB and DISPLEASURE (nz)
SUN 19 MAY bunarong Frankston SINGING BIRD STUDIOS
All ages show – 2pm
THUR 23 MAY wooditjup margaret river THE RIVER
Plus PARTY DOZEN and DISPLEASURE (nz)
FRI 24 MAY boorloo perth RECHABITE
Plus PARTY DOZEN and DISPLEASURE (nz)
SAT 25 MAY walyalup fremantle FREO SOCIAL
Plus PARTY DOZEN and DISPLEASURE (nz)
THUR 30 MAY dharawal wollongong WAVES
Plus PARTY DOZEN and MONSTER ZOKU ONSOMB!
FRI 31 MAY muloobinba newcastle KING ST
Plus PARTY DOZEN and MONSTER ZOKU ONSOMB!
SAT 1 JUNE gadigal eora sydney ROUNDHOUSE
Plus PARTY DOZEN, CRY CLUB and MONSTER ZOKU ONSOMB!
FRI 7 JUNE tardanya adelaide THE GOV
Plus PARTY DOZEN, CRY CLUB and MONSTER ZOKU ONSOMB!
SAT 8 JUNE ngunnawal ngambri canberra THE BASO
Plus PARTY DOZEN, CRY CLUB and MONSTER ZOKU ONSOMB!
SUN 9 JUNE bungambrawatha albury SS&A CLUB
Plus PARTY DOZEN
THUR 13 JUNE cavanbah byron bay BEACH HOTEL
Plus PARTY DOZEN
FRI 14 JUNE kombumerri gold coast MIAMI MARKETTA
Plus PARTY DOZEN and MONSTER ZOKU ONSOMB!
SAT 15 JUNE meanjin brisbane THE TIVOLI
Plus PARTY DOZEN, CRY CLUB and MONSTER ZOKU ONSOMB!
SUN 16 JUNE meanjin brisbane THE PRINCESS
Plus All ages show – 3pm
THUR 20 JUNE yuwi mackay SEABREEZE
Plus PARTY DOZEN
FRI 21 JUNE gurambilbarra townsville THE DALRYMPLE
Plus PARTY DOZEN
SAT 22 JUNE gimuy cairns TANKS ARTS CENTRE
Plus PARTY DOZEN
WARNING WARNING… ONSALE NOW!!!
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REGURGITATOR album – INVADER
out NOW through Valve Records / ABC Music
STREAMING HERE
Also available on BANDCAMP
As well as VINYL and CD via retail and the online store HERE
Track List
1. Cocaine Runaway
2. Pest
3. This is not a Pop Song feat. Peaches
4. Australiyeah
5. Epic
6. That’s Not Nermal
7. Content
8. The Bastard Poem That Nobody Wanted feat. Tyson Yunkaporta
9. INVADER
10. The Edge of Losing it
11. Dirty Old Men feat. JK47
12. Pee Pee Man
13. Wrong People
14. Tsunami
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AMNPLIFY – DB
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Why start a music environment? The truth is I love music, I love writing, and I love life. I work with musicians every day, and I feel certain that I will be until they put me in the ground. I have been managing people in businesses of some sort for over thirty five years so along the way I have developed some “wisdom” from my regular and constant “observations”.
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