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Music News - Bakers Eddy release new rock anthem
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Bakers
Eddy have established
themselves as one of New Zealand’s most in-demand and exciting young rock
bands.
After forming in high school in Wellington in 2009, Ciarann Babbington(guitar/vocals), Jamie Gordon (drums/backing vocals), and twin brothers Ian and Alex Spagnolo(bass/backing vocals, guitar/backing vocals), formed Bakers Eddy, refined their craft on the touring circuit and established themselves as serious contenders in the Kiwi rock scene.
Now based in Melbourne, Bakers Eddy are about unleash their new material upon the world, revealing an exciting and fresh new sonic direction for the five-piece.
Recorded at Studio in the City, with Shihad’s legendary Tom Larkin on the production desk alongside Jon Grace (production/engineering), the band set about capturing their energetic live show in a studio setting.
"Those guys are great - They just got it, you know," says Jamie Gordon of the experience. "Off the bat they were speaking our language but took it further than we had ever anticipated.
“Our time spent working with Tom really changed our mentality about the recording process and in turn what we produced. Capturing our raucous live show and translating that same energy to the record, something we had never quite bridged until now.
"We haven't been this into what we have crafted since we first started the band and it’s exciting as f***!"
Bakers Eddy today release their new single, Jack Shit For You. The track is the first from their upcoming EP - a fast tempo dirty-pop-punk tune, that’s full of youthful desperation.
"We're all about having fun at the moment, living large with zero dollars... I think that shows through the music. There's an element of ‘who gives a shit’ and youthfulness mixed with cheap wine.”
After forming in high school in Wellington in 2009, Ciarann Babbington(guitar/vocals), Jamie Gordon (drums/backing vocals), and twin brothers Ian and Alex Spagnolo(bass/backing vocals, guitar/backing vocals), formed Bakers Eddy, refined their craft on the touring circuit and established themselves as serious contenders in the Kiwi rock scene.
Now based in Melbourne, Bakers Eddy are about unleash their new material upon the world, revealing an exciting and fresh new sonic direction for the five-piece.
Recorded at Studio in the City, with Shihad’s legendary Tom Larkin on the production desk alongside Jon Grace (production/engineering), the band set about capturing their energetic live show in a studio setting.
"Those guys are great - They just got it, you know," says Jamie Gordon of the experience. "Off the bat they were speaking our language but took it further than we had ever anticipated.
“Our time spent working with Tom really changed our mentality about the recording process and in turn what we produced. Capturing our raucous live show and translating that same energy to the record, something we had never quite bridged until now.
"We haven't been this into what we have crafted since we first started the band and it’s exciting as f***!"
Bakers Eddy today release their new single, Jack Shit For You. The track is the first from their upcoming EP - a fast tempo dirty-pop-punk tune, that’s full of youthful desperation.
"We're all about having fun at the moment, living large with zero dollars... I think that shows through the music. There's an element of ‘who gives a shit’ and youthfulness mixed with cheap wine.”
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