Premiere: Turpentine Babycino wryly ‘Write A Song Sounds Shit’ that’s actually post punk perfection, and announce tour.


Feature Photograph: Wanagi

We are very honoured to premiere the new single ‘Write A Song Sounds Shit’ from Turpentine Babycino: an honest, raw and attitude-filled piece of post punk coolness. The epic sneery delivery, disassociated and wry, provides a post punk insouciance over driving barbed-wire guitars and pounding rhythms – the louche Australian drawl providing veracity and immediacy befitting the title of the song. Indeed, inherent in the whole package is that element of self-deprecating humour often found in antipodean indie fare.

The band says of the track:

‘Write A Song Sounds Shit’ is about the aftermath of a break-up. Big parties, loud music, long nights and writing shitty break-up songs are often on the cards to help ‘forget’ about an ex. As a song-writer it’s easy to dismiss a great song due to self doubt and judgment and after a break-up, these insecurities are heightened. ‘Write A Song Sounds Shit’ is that shitty break-up song that nobody’s supposed to hear, except people will this time.

This is a hyperkinetic and buoyant track that indicates that the brilliantly named Turpentine Babycino have bright horizons ahead:

The band will be heading out on tour next month to promote the single – see details below.

Weds Oct 5th Retreat Hotel Melbourne*
Sat Oct 8th Botany View Hotel Sydney*
Sun Oct 9th The North Wollongong Hotel Wollongong*
Fri Oct 14th Wave Bowl Port Macquarie*
Sun Oct 16th Hamilton Station Hotel Newcastle*
Fri Oct 28th Last Rites Bar Yamba*
Sat Oct 29th Eddie’s Grub House Gold Coast*

*free entry

Feature Photograph: Wanagi

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