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Schkeuditzer Kreuz & Decide Today announce split 7” vinyl release

14 November 2024 - 0 Comments

Fresh from touring Australia with UK industrial-darkwave legends Attrition, NZ-to-New South Wales Industrial Synth Crust artist Schkeuditzer Kreuz (Kieren Hills) has just announced a new 7” vinyl split-release with Cincinnati, Ohio anarcho-breakcore outfit, Decide Today (Robert Inhuman). The three-track EP includes the new Schkeuditzer Kreuz standalone single, Choke, on one side – showcasing the doomier side of the project’s post-industrial experimentalism; and two confronting, abrasive, politically-charged aural assaults from Decide Today’s latest Worldwide Intifada EP on the flipside: Revolutionary Reason (Worldwide Intifada), and The Shit Punx Hate 4.

The 7” is released 30 November via Nambour, Australia’s Bad Habit Records, with pre-orders on Bandcamp available now.

Decide Today and Schkeuditzer Kreuz will follow the release with a tour of southeast Australia together, from late December through early January 2025, playing 18 shows across 16 dates on the Digital Wolves Tour.

Kieren (Schkeuditzer Kreuz) and Robert (Decide Today) discuss how their collaboration on the split-release and upcoming Digital Wolves Tour came about:

Kieren: “Last year, mid-winter, I did a quick tour run up to Bellingen and Lismore (NSW, Australia). The Lismore gig was something we booked in a Hall out of town and was kind of a make-up gig for one that got scuttled by the plague a couple years earlier. On the bill was Sniffer Dog and Toecutter – someone I had met in Melbourne when he played with Dark Horse, and someone I was keen to make noise with again. At that gig he said to me “you have to meet my friend Robert – your music, your attitude, your touring all match each other so well” and he gave me the contact. So, I reached out and Robert jumped straight in.”

Robert: “Toecutter must have met Kieren and insisted we start talking. Our common ground in music, and the culture surrounding it, was immediately evident. Earlier this year Kieren proposed the split 7” via Bad Habit, which of course I had to say yes to such circumstances, and I mentioned also wanting to get back to Australia at some point. The next day Kieren asked if I was for real, and started planning the tour. I am incredibly thankful to my new friend, Borg at Bad Habit, and Dave (Toecutter) for getting us connected.”

Asked what they are most looking forward to about touring together, Robert and Kieren replied:

Robert: “First, most definitely hanging with Kieren, hopefully visiting a lot of old friends (this being my third tour out there), and then a lot of interest in getting a look at the current political climate. I’ve seen reports of activity in cities like Melbourne pertaining to outcry against the genocide in Palestine, and I have a deep respect for all indigenous resistance across “Australia”. Anything related to the fight against the violence of colonization is something I’ll be interested to learn from, as of course there is a similar situation here in “America” (Turtle Island)... but really, I am just very grateful for the chance to return, after 7 years since last visit.”

Kieren: “I’m looking forward to touring with someone who has been doing the solo electronic touring thing longer than I have, and as intensely as I do, and seeing how we go playing night after night.”

The Schkeuditzer Kreuz / Decide Today 7” split-release can be ordered from Bandcamp now (including immediate download of two of the three tracks), and ships out from 30 November.



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