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INTRODUCING: SCREAMFEEDER Singles & MORE 1992-2004 INTRODUCING: SCREAMFEEDER SiNGLES & MORE 1992-2004 INTRODUCING: SCREAMFEEDER SiNGLES & MORE 1992-2004 The Screamfeeder story is a long one but a simple TRACK LIST one. Three Brisbane kids start pumping out albums 1 DART 12 STATIC 2 WROTE YOU OFF 13 12345 full of noisy infectious rock in the early 90s and gain 3 BUNNY 14 WHO’S COUNTING critical acclaim wherever they go. Twelve years later 4 WALLS COME TUMBLING 15 STOPLESS and their accomplishments are many: recording with DOWN 16 MR. TUBA 5 TRIPLE HOOK 17 I DON’T KNOW WHAT TO DO the country’s top producers / regulars on the festival 6 ABOVE THE DOVE ANY MORE circuit / regular hi-rotation on JJJ and Rage / 7 LOST IN THE SNOW 18 TOWER 8 GRAVITY 19 BUTTON overseas releases and touring / a dedicated and 9 HI C’S 20 SWEET LITTLE ORANGES passionate following in Australia and overseas / 10 FINGERS & TOES 21 ICE PATROL 7 albums, and a huge handful of great singles… 11 FILL YOURSELF WITH MUSIC 22 TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS all finally together in the same place, on their new MARKETING album INTRODUCING: SCREAMFEEDER Singles & § National Street Press Campaign More 1992-2004. § Radio Advertising on RRR (Melb), ZZZ (Bris), FBI (Syd) & RTR (Perth) § A3 colour posters available for POS & Displays A collection of all their hits & Triple J favourites such § Expect massive promo coverage as DART, STATIC, Hi Cs, TRIPLE HOOK, 12345, TOURING NATIONALLY to support the album ABOVE THE DOVE, MR TUBA, STOPLESS & BUNNY, § THURS 2 SEPT / Mojos Bar: NORTH FREMANTLE as well as select tracks which have been successful § FRIDAY 3 SEPT / The Rosemount: NORTH PERTH in their own right, including their awesome cover § SAT 4 SEPT / Jive: ADELAIDE SAT 11 SEPT / The Troubadour: BRISBANE of Style Council’s WALLS COME TUMBLING DOWN. § § THURS 16 SEPT / Grainery Lane: BALLARAT It spans 12 years of consistent quality work for the § FRI 17 SEPT / Ding Dong Lounge: MELBOURNE band, and with a great range of songs and styles § SAT 18 SEPT / Esplanade Front Bar: MELBOURNE will undoubtedly appeal to fans and anyone who has § THURS 23 SEPT / Green Room: CANBERRA § FRI 24 SEPT / Annandale Hotel: ANNANDALE heard any of these songs on the radio through the § SAT 25 SEPT / venue TBC: NEWCASTLE years alike. Put simply, this is an essential album RELEASE DATE August 16th for any fan of Australian Indie Rock/Pop and is a great introduction for those who up until now may Cat # SCREAM1CD / Barcode 5021456127702 / PPD $15.45 (plus dist & tax) not have experienced in full the brilliance that is Screamfeeder! STORE . QTY . “Forget Jet, The Vines, even You Am I… Screamfeeder are hands down the country’s best rock band. For real.” TIME OFF MAGAZINE “If you’re after guitar pop that leaves the pretension to the prima donnas look no further than singer/guitarist Tim Steward and his long serving partners in Screamfeeder” BLUNT MAGAZINE “Screamfeeder are one of those bands who continue to get better with age.” ANEMIC MAGAZINE.
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