Fabric Cordial is Bud Petal’s third album. The making of it was a two year adventure. Written in small German towns, cities of the Levant, and the inner west of Sydney, it sees Bud Petal create a unique blend of sounds and stories that range from Hamburg love songs, to parental longings for the Kibbutz, to the joy of returning home to Sydney.

Bud Petal's music has been described as "cerebral art-folk", "the music Lord Byron would be making had he lived in the 21st century and taught himself how to play the guitar", "what you get if you mix love, politics, and surrealism", and "the feeling one gets when drowning within a sea of smiles".

Bud Petal: vocals, guitar
Olya Ryjenko: vocals, trumpet, melodica, glockenspiel, xylophone, percussion
Wyatt Moss-Wellington: vocals, synth, guitar
Nick Amery: drums
Sam Pettigrew: bass
Matt McGuigan: bass
Emma Kelly: violin, musical saw
Ian Watson: violin
Nic Cassey: piano
Oliver Downes; cello
Laura Altman: clarinet
Matthew Lee: saxaphone
Leroy Lee: guitar, ebow, harmonica
The Cordial Chorale: Louise Nutting, Wyatt Moss-Wellington, Nic Cassey, 
Angus Cornewll, Olya Ryjenko, Laura Altman, Ian Watson 


Recorded & Mixed by Hospital Hill
Produced & Arranged by Wyatt Moss-Wellington

© & ℗ 2014 Hospital Hill
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http://www.budpetal.com

Fabric Cordial

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Bud Petal // Wissotzky In The Night

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Hostile Takeover ft Indigenous Intrudaz - Hip Hop (Trap Remix)

Groovational

Mantra

Recorded at Holliday Music. Newcastle. Australia.
Engineer. Jacob Graham (Heavy Feet Studios)
Mastered by Joseph Cheek & Mick Wordley at Mixmasters Studios, Adelaide.

Vocals. Guitar. Musk.
Bass. Angus Thomson
Drums. Zach Falconer. Joshua Holliday (Extra toms.)
Piano. Sebastian Dyer Culhane
Trumpet. Tom Prichard (Arr. Colin Prichard)
Electric Guitar. Edward Merrell

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LYRICS
stuck in a place where the wolves must face
a price for their skin to be left in
a circle or a crowd where the sheep are allowed
to step on over their souls
and I am one of them
I am one of them

but as soon as you’ve gone and got over the storm
the water seeps in it’s sink or swim
to the prisoners cage or the bottom again
or right on into your grave
and I am one of them
I am one of them

I am one of them
I am one of them

come my fellow wolves and flee
flee from the fleece
and don’t let those crooked lands beat you down
cos you’re your own soul now.
you’re your own soul now

Fleece

The Usurper is the first track from our upcoming EP, Tiny Planets.

HQ download: https://vanishingshapes.bandcamp.com/track/the-usurper
Free MP3: https://www.triplejunearthed.com/artist/vanishing-shapes

Tiny Planets is a concept EP based on the dark origin story of our modern Australia, and echo’s the similarly shared history of many parts of the westernised world, exploring invasion of foreign lands and subjugation of traditional land owners. The EP presents the story of a fictional planet in which the people reject their leader who is then ejected in a driverless spacecraft. Community and peace return to the planet whilst the fallen leader contemplates an eternity of drifting through space. After the ship becomes dead in the orbit of another planet a plan to force a crash landing is hatched. Learning nothing, the ex-leader carries out an invasion with the aid of faithful supporters, once again imposing systems to oppress.

The Usurper

Demeter / Your Fruit

live analogue synth jam with the boys. reverb from the desk, mixed live. 88 BPM

volca beats & atomosynth koe - me
microkorg bass - @solrayne
minilogue sequence - @pulseflux

analogue dankjam

skeaz fantasy

Endearingly dubbed ‘fairy music’ during an early tour, Vanishing Shapes play an eccentric style of folk featuring flute, clarinet, viola, guitar and double bass. They have incorporated and defied tradition creating music that nestles its way into the folk idiom whilst drawing on a wider, more experimental, range of styles.

Vanishing Shapes are:
Jennifer Hankin - Flutes, Vocals
Nick Jamieson - Clarinets
Jake Kennedy - Guitar
Tim Merrikin - Double Bass

The Usurper

Vanishing Shapes

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