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Hideous Towns - Pets

from Revolution - The Shoegaze Revival by Gerpfast Record

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Ryan and Chris have been friends for years, moving in together after high school where they started writing subpar guitar pop songs. Ashley was discovered through his mother who worked with Ryan at a pub and heard Ryan playing music off his phone that she was used to hearing from Ashley's room, she knew he wanted to drum in a proper band.

After a few months of practicing and mucking around at Ashley's place, Alana was found from a music website after she recently moved to Melbourne looking for a band to join. Straight away it was obvious that she was an incredible singer and fit perfectly.

The songs started pouring out, now fully formed and deemed good enough to show the public. First gig was played in September 2013 and since then there have been many more. There is a self-recorded and self-released single and now a full EP out as of November 2014.


Links:
www.facebook.com/HideousTownss
hideoustowns.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com/hideous-towns-1

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from Revolution - The Shoegaze Revival, released February 11, 2015
from Revolution - The Shoegaze Revival, releases 11 February 2015

Written by Hideous Towns
Recorded by Matthew Hosking at Birdland Studios Melbourne
Mixed by Matthew Hosking at Los Bomberos Melbourne
Mastered by Lindsay Gravina at Birdland Studios Melbourne

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Gerpfast Record Malang, Indonesia

Indonesia Independent Alternative Record Label, since 2014. Based in Yogyakarta.

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