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REVIVAL SEASON

Golden Age Of Self Snitching

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Hip-hop indebted to the golden age but delivered with the tenacity and venom that can only come from interacting with modern day life and strife - this eagerly ...
Various Artists - SXSW EP
  1. Revival Season – Gold Teeth
  2. Enumclaw – Spots
  3. alexalone – Unpacking My Feelings
  4. Savage Gary – The Grackle (vinyl exclusive)

Speedy Wunderground

Various Artists - SXSW EP

speedy wunderground
  • limited 12" white label

    Released: 17th Nov 2023

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the label's 10th anniversary celebrations continue with this three-song EP (with a vinyl-only Savage Gary fourth bonus track) recorded by Carey on the ground in Austin at 512 Studios.

The EP features contributions from Enumclaw, Revival Season and alexalone.

Enumclaw are an already much-tipped American indie-rock band from Washington DC. They're signed to Luminelle, a Fat Possum imprint, and have recently wowed UK crowds with sets at Wide Awake and with a headline performance at Moth Club.

Revival Season is a collaborative hip-hop duo featuring rapper Brandon 'Bez' Evans and producer/multi-instrumentalist Jonah Swilley and signed to Heavenly Records, the revered independent label who helped Speedy Wunderground find their feet when they first started. The duo performed an incendiary live set at Speedy’s SXSW showcase at Sellers Underground performing alongside The Lounge Society, Heartworms, Miss Tiny (featuring label boss Carey himself), Warmduscher and Been Stellar.

alexalone are an experimental noise-rock trio local to Austin itself, signed to the much-loved US label Polyvinyl, whose debut album ALEXALONEWORLD saw the group pick up significant praise from the likes of The FADER, Stereogum, Paste and more. "Unpacking My Feelings" is the band's first release since last year's cover of "Rainbow" by Japanese doom titans Boris.

Pierre Hall had the following to say about the SXSW EP: "It was so good to be able to spread our wings and take Speedy transatlantic. And obviously as soon as we found out we were going to Austin we immediately started looking at studios. Some of these were actually recorded even quicker than the usual ones in London – often two in one day rather than one. So here we are, still breaking our own records, ten years on. There’s definitely a distinct difference in the sound of these but despite the strange surroundings and lack of regular equipment it’s clear they are unequivocally Dan, and quintessentially Speedy. You can take the boy out of Streatham…"