Quivers - Oyster Cuts Album launch w/ special guests
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25 January 2025 starting 12:00 pm
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What?
Quivers, of Melbourne / Naarm, have a third release of cathartic jangle-damaged pop, Oyster Cuts, coming out via
beloved US label Merge Records and more Australian (and international) dates than ever to celebrate! The road to
this moment has been a winding one, the best kind, with a performance for KEXP, US and Australian tours, and
even R.E.M. sliding into the band’s DMs with fire emojis after their full cover of the band’s Out of Time. This new
album is propelled by melodies that recall Galaxie 500 and The Pretenders, with both Sam and now Bella taking
lead vocals and group vocals from everyone. It’s sunshine pop with blood in the water, with tape loops that circle
like sharks, and twin guitars that glisten while the bass and drums roll in like waves. Pitchfork described Quivers'
last record as “the sound of bedsit 1980s college-rock thrust into the big-tent environs of 21st-century indie, like a
Go-Betweens with Coachella-conquering ambitions….and it’s absolutely glorious”, but Quivers only believe in a
ragged glory, that live music should sometimes fall apart and be a genuine interaction with each audience. So they
will continue to confront love and grief and the glow of friendship from all angles, and hope to meet you on the next
winding road ahead.
beloved US label Merge Records and more Australian (and international) dates than ever to celebrate! The road to
this moment has been a winding one, the best kind, with a performance for KEXP, US and Australian tours, and
even R.E.M. sliding into the band’s DMs with fire emojis after their full cover of the band’s Out of Time. This new
album is propelled by melodies that recall Galaxie 500 and The Pretenders, with both Sam and now Bella taking
lead vocals and group vocals from everyone. It’s sunshine pop with blood in the water, with tape loops that circle
like sharks, and twin guitars that glisten while the bass and drums roll in like waves. Pitchfork described Quivers'
last record as “the sound of bedsit 1980s college-rock thrust into the big-tent environs of 21st-century indie, like a
Go-Betweens with Coachella-conquering ambitions….and it’s absolutely glorious”, but Quivers only believe in a
ragged glory, that live music should sometimes fall apart and be a genuine interaction with each audience. So they
will continue to confront love and grief and the glow of friendship from all angles, and hope to meet you on the next
winding road ahead.
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