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Music News - Christchurch band The Response release new album

Christchurch band The Response release new album

24 June 2014 - 0 Comments

Christchurch indie duo The Response will release their new album North of Nowhere independently on July 4th.

North of Nowhere builds on The Response’s defining second album and finds a band at home in eclecticism, showcasing a sound that is fresh and varied.

Produced independently, all duties from writing, recording, mixing and mastering to artwork were undertaken by the resourceful pair.  

The new album has sounds ranging from reverb drenched banjo to synth pop and fuzzed-out guitars, brought together by a strong song-writing voice drawing influence from dominant indie acts such as Grizzly Bear, Arcade Fire and Sufjan Stevens.

The Response are celebrating the release with a free show on July 4th at Darkroom in Christchurch, with support from Auckland songstress Eden.

http://www.theresponsenz.com/ 

facebook.com/theresponsenz 

@theresponsenz


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