Performed by The Deathrettes

Vocals and Guitar: Dylan Rooibokkie
Guitar: Warren Fisher
Bass: Michael Clarke
Drums: Charl Stemmet

Recorded on 4 March 2016 by Theo Crous at Bellville Studios, Cape Town, South Africa.

Mixed by Theo Crous at Bellville Studios, Cape Town, South Africa.

Mastered by Rogan Kelsey at Kelsey Mastering, Johannesburg, South Africa.

Artwork by Simeon van den Berg.

Animal

All songs Written and Performed by The Deathrettes.

Dylan Rooibokkie: Vox & Guitar
Warren Fisher: Guitar
Michael Clarke: Bass
Charl Stemmet: Drums

Recorded by Warren Fisher at Bellville Studios, Cape Town, South Africa.
Mixed and Mastered by Michael Clarke.
Cover photo by Andy Reeves

Lips

Don't Feel Right

Neptune

Sitting On The Waves

Ladybird

"Samsara is the second EP from Cape Town’s The Deathrettes. This collection is more fiery and urgent than 2016’s Kill All The Kings without losing any of its predecessor’s sardonic charm and swagger. 

With its spidery solos, jangly guitars, swooning bass lines, crunching drums and idiosyncratic vocals the 'Rettes have crafted something special. The EP is an expression of the search for self-truth through the painful lessons and joyous spontaneity of existence."
credits
released October 31, 2017 

All songs written and performed by The Deathrettes 
Except “You’re Gonna Miss Me” Written by Roky Erickson. 

Vocals & Guitar: Dylan Rooibokkie 
Guitar: Warren Fisher 
Bass: Michael Clarke 
Drums: Charl Stemmet 

Recorded by Warren T. Fisher at Bellville Studios, Cape Town, South Africa. 
Mixed by Warren T. Fisher 
Mastered by Tim Lengfeld at TL Mastering. 

Cover photo by Andy Reeves

Samsara

Walking Away

You're Gonna Miss Me

The End

The Deathrettes, hailing from Cape Town, South Africa, started in early 2015 pulling together a dynamic line up of Dylan Rooibokkie on lead vocals and guitar, Warren Fisher on rhythm guitar, Michael Clarke on bass and Charl Stemmet on drums.

The band took full control over this EP, from curating the artwork and design to recording and mixing. They are passionate about crafting their own sound and cultivating a unique image.
The album cover was shot by the enigmatic Andy Reeves with make

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