III. Australasia, by Fecking Bahamas

III. Australasia

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1.	Sparkspitter - Sunrise Above Clouds (I'm All Yours) 04:11	buy track
2.	SEIMS - COVET 05:01	buy track
3.	Race To Your Face - Bipolar Pied Piper Of Billie Piper, Paul Turner 02:43	buy track
4.	Stockades - Something To Fill 05:27	buy track
5.	Captain Kickarse And The Awesomes - Pogonophobe 04:48	buy track
6.	Kerretta - Ossein Trail 05:30	buy track
7.	Tangled Thoughts Of Leaving - (quakes) 04:01	buy track
8.	Atrabillions - Hungry Like Ted Bundy 05:55	buy track
9.	Seahorse Divorce - Lover's Block 02:24	buy track
10.	The Valley Ends - Lindblom 04:46	buy track
11.	American French Fries - Super Commuter 03:47	buy track
12.	Space Cadet - It Feels Like I Can Finally Breathe Again 01:45	buy track
13.	Napoleonic Wars - Screw You Jurel 04:23	buy track
14.	Basil's Kite - Margaret Thatcher's Dream Catcher 03:19	buy track
15.	Cicada(horse) - Glips 01:12	buy track
16.	Lopaka - Take Me Out To The Street And Hose Me Down Jonny 05:11	buy track
17.	Open - Absolute Liability 03:30	buy track
18.	Tulalah - Selma 04:56	buy track
19.	Skinny Jean - Scales 04:52	buy track
20.	Bear The Mammoth - Hieronymus Bosch 09:41	buy track
21.	The Burning Sea - Phoenix 81 06:43	buy track
22.	Plini - Atlas 03:53	buy track

about

The third installment in our global compilation series is finally here. 'Fecking Bahamas III. Australasia' is a 22-track showcase of wonderful mathematical and instrumental wonders from Australia and New Zealand.

While the compilation is math rock oriented, you can also expect to find wonderful oddities across post rock, avant-pop, metal and experimental genres as well. It's a well blended assorted that'll hopefully suit all ears.

This digital compilation is a not-for profit endeavour, and has been made available for non-commercial purposes by permission of the bands involved.

FEATURED ARTISTS
1. Sparkspitter (sparkspitter.bandcamp.com)
2. SEIMS (seims.net)
3. Race To Your Face (racetoyourface.bandcamp.com)
4. Stockades (stockades.bandcamp.com)
5. Captain Kickarse And The Awesomes (captainkickarseandtheawesomes.bandcamp.com)
6. Kerretta (kerretta.bandcamp.com)
7. Tangled Thoughts Of Leaving (tangledthoughtsofleaving.com)
8. Atrabillions (atrabillions.bandcamp.com)
9. Seahorse Divorce (seahorsedivorce.bandcamp.com)
10. The Valley Ends (thevalleyends.bandcamp.com)
11. American French Fries (americanfrenchfries.bandcamp.com)
12. Space Cadet (spacecadet.bandcamp.com)
13. Napleonic Wars (napoleonicwars.bandcamp.com)
14. Basil's Kite (basilskite.bandcamp.com)
15. Cicada(horse) (cicadahorse.bandcamp.com)
16. Lopaka (lopaka.bandcamp.com)
17. Open (open-band.bandcamp.com)
18. Tulalah (tulalahmusic.bandcamp.com)
19. Skinny Jean (skinny-jean.bandcamp.com)
20. Bear The Mammoth (bearthemammoth.com)
21. The Burning Sea (theburningsea.bandcamp.com)
22. Plini (plini.bandcamp.com)

OUR ARTWORK EXPLAINED
As is the custom with our compilations, we asked a number of bands to each give us a random word, from which we would choose three to illustrate our cover. We chose 'wombat', 'proceed', and 'biodiversity', which were suggested by Plini, Bear The Mammoth, and The Valley Ends, respectively. We gave these words to an Australian artist, Simeon Bartholomew of SEIMS and Captain Kickarse And The Awesomes. Simeon's art connects flora with fauna; growing, reproducing and dying under the cyclic proceedings of nature. Here, the elements are morphed; wombats blossom stems and are entangled in the roots growing from their legs, representing the complex and diverse interweavings of life. The cover also appears deliberately dusty, reflecting the familiar outback nature of our Great Southern Land.

THANK YOU
As usual, we would like to thank all the bands who have participated in the compilation, as they are at the crux of this compilation. We would also like to thank Tim D'Agostino of The Valley Ends, Stephen Evans of Bear The Mammoth, The Birds Robe Collective and Simeon Bartholomew. We'll see you soon for the inevitable Fecking Bahamas IV.

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released May 6, 2015

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Fecking Bahamas is an online music magazine, actively pursuing and presenting the complexities, the oddities and the 'math'- inclined.

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