Existential Split by Damper
existential split
damper x slow disco
one fateful 4th of july in 2018, sean of slow disco met thom of damper after watching their set in the basement of a house show venue in portland, or; sharing a mutual love of diy spirit, black metal and video games, the two had much to discuss but little did they know they'd be releasing their first split together years later via old press records...
go check out slow disco's half of the split here:
https://slowdiscopdx.bandcamp.com/album/existential-split
Tracklist
| 1. | What Are These Dreams That I've Been Having Lately? | 2:17 |
| 2. | Showed Up Too Late for the Emo Revival | 2:36 |
Credits
released May 1, 2021
damper is:
thom stone: guitar and vocals
bella king: bass
nic kane: drums and vocals
slow disco is:
sean coates: guitar and vocals
nico ponticello: guitar and vocals
maeve greenleaf: bass
andy mccotter-bicknell: percussion
"what are these dreams that i've been having lately?" and "showed up too late for the emo revival" tracked by thom stone and nic kane in san jose, ca and bella king in chicago, il. mixed and mastered by jaime wosk.
"wokefest" and "an ode to bucciarati" tracked by maeve greenleaf in portland, or and jonas vece in boulder city, nv. mixed by maeve greenleaf. mastered by jaime wosk.
cover art by arief maulana.
back cover and j-pack design by bella king.
distributed by old press records.
damper is:
thom stone: guitar and vocals
bella king: bass
nic kane: drums and vocals
slow disco is:
sean coates: guitar and vocals
nico ponticello: guitar and vocals
maeve greenleaf: bass
andy mccotter-bicknell: percussion
"what are these dreams that i've been having lately?" and "showed up too late for the emo revival" tracked by thom stone and nic kane in san jose, ca and bella king in chicago, il. mixed and mastered by jaime wosk.
"wokefest" and "an ode to bucciarati" tracked by maeve greenleaf in portland, or and jonas vece in boulder city, nv. mixed by maeve greenleaf. mastered by jaime wosk.
cover art by arief maulana.
back cover and j-pack design by bella king.
distributed by old press records.
