Name: Climate Change
Brand: Display Homes

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Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

TLV106

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Format detail

Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2017-10-06

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Signed copies: No

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5055869504881

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1 / 7" / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Display Homes

Genre GB

New Wave / Post Punk

Label GB

Tough Love

Limited to 250 Copies on Black Vinyl. For fans of Life Without Buildings, Bush Tetras and Delta 5. Display Homes are an Australian three-piece pop band that formed one night in late 2016 at a pool table in Marrickville -Greg and Darrellmet Steph, who’d just come back to Sydney from Germany and reckoned she could play drums. Just a few months after their first trip to the studio, Display Homes’ self-titled debut 7" is being released through London-based record label Tough Love Records. The three songs were recorded in April of this year in David Akerman’s studio in Marrickville, and just like all great current Australian music, they were later mastered by Mikey Young. As far as debuts go, it’s effortlessly perfect. In this brief time together, the band have played a host of short and fast shows across Australia, alongside other great locals such as UV Race, Low Life and Orion. Buoyed by the inherent intensity that informs the Sydney DIY music community and a shared love for a wide range of 80s music, Display Homes play discordant pop-orientated post punk with a refreshing lack of self-awareness and lyrical honesty. In fact, Steph’s autodidactic approach to music means the lyrics were formed into songs somewhat unknowingly. As each song originates from a foolish nature and a tendency to improvise songs in any day-to-day situation, the end result is a set of direct, slightly jarring but infectious pop songs. 

Climate Change

Music GB