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- Springtime is the eponymous debut album from Australian supergroup Springtime, consisting of Gareth Liddiard, Chris Abrahams and Jim White. Recorded over 15 days at Liddiard's home studio in Nagambie, the largely-improvised album features lyrics from his uncle Ian Duhig, in addition to a Will Oldham cover and a reworking of a track by The Drones. It was released in Australia through TFS Records and in the US through Joyful Noise Recordings to largely positive reviews. At the 2022 ARIA Music Awards, the album was nominated for ARIA Award for Best Jazz Album. (en)
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- Springtime - Springtime.pg.jpg (en)
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- *Art rock
*free jazz
*free improvisation
*noise (en)
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- "They were like night and day [...] [Deep States] was like pushing shit uphill because [of] all the lockdowns, and every time we got a good start, everything got shut down. It was like trying to train for the Olympics, but every two weeks you have to sit inside and not do anything for two weeks. It was a real drag, and actually really frustrating" (en)
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- The Australian (en)
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- Liddiard comparing the recording process of Deep States to Springtime (en)
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- Springtime is the eponymous debut album from Australian supergroup Springtime, consisting of Gareth Liddiard, Chris Abrahams and Jim White. Recorded over 15 days at Liddiard's home studio in Nagambie, the largely-improvised album features lyrics from his uncle Ian Duhig, in addition to a Will Oldham cover and a reworking of a track by The Drones. It was released in Australia through TFS Records and in the US through Joyful Noise Recordings to largely positive reviews. At the 2022 ARIA Music Awards, the album was nominated for ARIA Award for Best Jazz Album. (en)
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- Springtime (Springtime album) (en)
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