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- Smoko at the Pet Food Factory is the eighth studio album by Australian punk band Frenzal Rhomb. It was released in Australia on Shock Records on 19 August 2011. The album's title refers to singer Jay Whalley's recording studio located in the Sydney suburb of Marrickville, which is named the Pet Food Factory. (The studio's name refers to his tongue-in-cheek view that the studio does not create music of very high quality, but it does produce a large quantity of recordings.) During the demo sessions for the album, the band spent a large amount of time sitting on the balcony outside the studio having a 'smoko break', rather than actually recording the tracks. By contrast, the recording sessions with producer Bill Stevenson at The Blasting Room in Fort Collins, Colorado were tracked at a rapid pace, with multiple parts of the recording process happening simultaneously. It was nominated at the ARIA Music Awards of 2012 for Best Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Album, but lost to DZ Deathrays for Bloodstreams. (en)
- Smoko at the Pet Food Factory is het achtste studioalbum van de Australische punkband Frenzal Rhomb. Het album werd uitgegeven via het platenlabel Fat Wreck Chords op 11 oktober 2011 op cd en lp in de Verenigde Staten en via How Much Did I Fucking Pay For This? Records, het platenlabel van de band zelf, op 19 augustus 2011 op cd in Australië. In 2017 werd de lp-versie van het album door Fat Wreck Chords heruitgegeven. Het album werd opgenomen in The Blasting Room en geproduceerd door Bill Stevenson, eigenaar van de opnamestudio en drummer van de Amerikaanse punkband Descendents. (nl)
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- Smoko at the Pet Food Factory is het achtste studioalbum van de Australische punkband Frenzal Rhomb. Het album werd uitgegeven via het platenlabel Fat Wreck Chords op 11 oktober 2011 op cd en lp in de Verenigde Staten en via How Much Did I Fucking Pay For This? Records, het platenlabel van de band zelf, op 19 augustus 2011 op cd in Australië. In 2017 werd de lp-versie van het album door Fat Wreck Chords heruitgegeven. Het album werd opgenomen in The Blasting Room en geproduceerd door Bill Stevenson, eigenaar van de opnamestudio en drummer van de Amerikaanse punkband Descendents. (nl)
- Smoko at the Pet Food Factory is the eighth studio album by Australian punk band Frenzal Rhomb. It was released in Australia on Shock Records on 19 August 2011. The album's title refers to singer Jay Whalley's recording studio located in the Sydney suburb of Marrickville, which is named the Pet Food Factory. (The studio's name refers to his tongue-in-cheek view that the studio does not create music of very high quality, but it does produce a large quantity of recordings.) During the demo sessions for the album, the band spent a large amount of time sitting on the balcony outside the studio having a 'smoko break', rather than actually recording the tracks. By contrast, the recording sessions with producer Bill Stevenson at The Blasting Room in Fort Collins, Colorado were tracked at a rapid (en)
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