LIVE AT HAMER HALL

„SAVAGE HAS PROVEN OVER THE YEARS THAT HER VOCAL DELIVERY CAN BE AS DARK AND POWERFUL AS IT CAN BE WRY AND LIGHT, AND THERE’S A BIT OF ALL OF THAT HERE.“ – NME

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ARTIST

CASH SAVAGE AND THE LAST DRINKS

RELEASE DATE

27.11.2020

CATALOGUE NR.

GRCD/LP/DIGITAL 1016

TRACKLIST

Falling, Landing

Rat a-tat-tat

February

Human, I am

Good Citizens

Better than that

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Fun in the Sun

Sunday

Pack Animals

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Story

Das Album ‚Live At Hamer Hall‚ dokumentiert eine unglaubliche Lockdown Performance der Band um Cash Savage in der Hamer Hall in Melbourne. Es erschien im November 2020 auf Glitterhouse Records.

“We’ve watched the world get hotter. We’ve watched Australia burn. We’ve watched as year after year the top scientists get disregarded by the dickheads we’ve voted for. We’ve been warned, we’ve been shown, we can feel it, we know it’s real, it’s the end of mammals, it’s the end of society, it’s the end.“ sagt Cash Savage über “Fun in the Sun”.

“But what a beautiful sunny day it is today. Better put your hat on and some SPF 50+ sunscreen and disengage, because that’s all we have left.”

Über das Konzert in der Hamer Hall fügt sie hinzu: “There were mixed emotions going into this performance. Melbourne had fared well through the first lockdown, and as we were rehearsing for this, it felt like we were going to come out of it okay. By the time we performed, it was the very beginnings of the second wave.“

“Having the opportunity to play Hamer Hall was huge. It was an adjustment of expectations to think of it as a gig with no audience. We decided to make this something different — not a gig with no audience — its own thing. A performance in one movement. No gaps, no empty space. No back and forth with the crowd. Just us.“

“We didn’t intend on releasing it when we recorded it. It was performed for the moment.“

“When we received the first mix, Melbourne’s COVID-19 situation had got worse. Nao Anzai’s mix was epic, and listening to it — knowing it was going to be a while before we could perform again — made it even more precious.“

“The band and I are very proud of this performance and appreciate how special it is, in this time, to have been able to do it.”