Julia/Spring 7"

by Lowtide

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oscdrift Glad you're huge fans of Wire's - The 15th....but i love 'Spring' ;) Favorite track: Spring.

Indierod Totally mesmerizing, The melody is so original, makes me wanna listen to it again and again. Favorite track: Julia.

Darth Eejit lovely......that's all I can say Favorite track: Julia.

Michael Reilly Delightful 2-track single from the dream pop masters of Melbourne. The original song 'Spring' is a toe-tapping and head-nodding beauty that will surely please. Favorite track: Spring.

Gareth Edward Lovely. Reminds me of Joy Division and Northern England. Favorite track: Julia.

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Following on from the acclaimed eponymous debut album of 2014, the Julia/Spring
7" single is another deep shot of Lowtide's euphoric dream pop.

Recorded in Melbourne by Matthew Hosking (VHS Dream), 'Julia' was originally written and recorded in 1988 by the French band Asylum Party. Driven by mechanical rhythms and buzz-saw guitar leads, the blissful dual vocals of Lucy Buckeridge and Giles Simon lend the Lowtide version a hazy glow that transcends the cold wave original.

'Spring', a Lowtide original, was recorded by Gareth Parton (The Go! Team, Foals) during the album sessions for Lowtide and displays what the Melbourne four-piece do best — Buckeridge and Simon combining forces on both vocals and bass, guitarist Gabriel Lewis layering lustrous washes of melody and drummer Anton Jakovljevic steering, head down, through the entire glorious racket.

With album number one having amassed 4 and 4-and-a-half-star reviews in many of the nation’s rags, and with a string of sold out shows (and not to mention an AMP nomination), Lowtide are preparing themselves for what adventures may lay ahead… The Julia/Spring 7” single is an exhilarating stopover.

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released July 16, 2015

Spring recorded at Soundpark Studios and engineered by Gareth Parton.
Julia recorded at The Curtin Bandroom and engineered by Matthew Hosking.
Julia written by Asylum Party and performed by Lowtide.
Both tracks mixed by Matthew Hosking.
Mastered by Nao Anzai at R2R Mix Master.
Artwork by Jamieson Moore

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