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Description
Kilbey Kennedy
released March 2021
Tracklist: Jupiter 13
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Prologue 01:22
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ADSR 04:20
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Rendezvous 04:44
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Jupiter 13 09:19
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Circus 03:06
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We are Missing 03:55
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Insane 03:47
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Halfway 03:57
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No Attachment 05:02
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Holiday 04:20
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Aetolia 04:31
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Liquorice Comfits 05:53
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Epilogue 01:50
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Credits
- Artwork By – Keith Donald (5)
- Mastered By – Simon Polinski
- Mixed By – Andrew Beck
- Written-By, Performer – Martin Kennedy, Steve Kilbey
- Distributed By – MGM Distribution
- Recorded At – Damien Gerard Studios
Notes
Pre Orders from Steve Kilbey came autographed with a t shirt option available
kilbeykennedy.bandcamp.com
medianews.foghornrecords.netMusic recorded in Tasmania. Vocals recorded at Damien Gerard Studios, West Gosford.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 9 324690 190485
- Matrix / Runout: ifpi LC17 IMPLANT.COM.AU DW 15432-1 18666 6101100211
- Barcode: IFPI K414
| 1 | Prologue | 1:24 | |
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ADSR
Backing Vocals – Anna Waugh |
4:20 | |
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Rendezvous
Backing Vocals – Leona Gray
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4:39 | |
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Jupiter 13
Backing Vocals – Anastasia Badina
Piano – Stefan Horlitz
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| 5 | Circus | 3:06 | |
| 6 | We Are Missing | 3:53 | |
| 7 | Insane | 3:46 | |
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Halfway
Backing Vocals – Rowan Smith
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No Attachment
Acoustic Guitar [Solo] – Gareth Koch
Piano – Josh Roydhouse
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Holiday
Backing Vocals – Leona Gray
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| 11 | Aeotolia | 4:29 | |
| 12 | Liquorice Comfits | 5:55 | |
| 13 | Epilogue | 1:50 |
*source: Discogs
Album Release Notes & Review
Working solo as he always does with Kilbey Kennedy projects, Kennedy recorded the music during COVID-19 lockdown in Tasmania early 2020. Then flew to Sydney to spend a few days at Damien Gerard studios to record Kilbey’s vocals. At this point Steve hasn’t heard any of the music, or written any lyrics. It all happens on the fly. It’s the way they’ve always worked. Kilbey’s creativity was on full display during the recording of the album. Kennedy:-
“Steve was on fire with ideas with this album. Creative madness in the best possible way, it was a joy to behold. Musically I think our album draws from the best of our previous albums with elements of Bowie, Bolan, Pink Floyd and a good dose of 1990s shoegaze. Lyrically it is pure unadulterated Steve Kilbey.”
The album was mixed by Andrew Beck (Grinspoon, Mental As Anything, Paul Kelly, Kate Miller Heidke) who brought fresh ears to the project and a vibrant live sound.
“The two Australians’ approaches to music and art seem to have been made for one another. Both are serious artistes in the old school, classical sense. They work in multiple mediums, including poetry, painting, animation, and, of course, music. On a more tangible level, Kennedy’s lush, film-like, downtempo soundscapes were an ideal backdrop for Kilbey’s ageless, arch, silky croon and stream-of-consciousness lyrics. A match made if not in Heaven, then certainly in Nirvana.” – John Bergstrom, Pop Matters
Jupiter 13 March 5
CDs Instore via MGM
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Foghorn Records
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A foreseeable calamity. A triumph of science.
The last straw. Not what you think it is.
A top secret. Mans basic inhumanity to man.
The impossibility according to physics. Events trigger matter.
An infinite regression. A preventable catastrophe in the future.
Investigations are underway. Call girls. Drugs. Photographs. Blackmail.
Theft of dangerous materials. The underworld. The dark web.
The manipulation of dream. The war we waged on each other and the aliens.
Ray Guns and particle acceleration. The charge that blew apart the mains.
Witchcraft and black magic. Playing around with Anti matter.
The ordinary man in the street, a day in his life.
The memory of phone calls never made.
Komarovski do you read me.
The colonel in the gentlemens club sloshed on gin. Debris orbits a tiny moon.
Richardson is on the phone: we wanna talk to you about Jupiter 13.
Yeah I bet you fucking do!
Still there is music. Attack…Decay… Sustain … Release…
Richardson hangs up somewhere in the past.
Time travel has been happening but the yanks won’t give us our go.
And we chucked in all that money.
Martin prepares an escape pod which will double as his recording studio.
He will float unconscious dreaming up symphonies that will be recorded by the software encoded in his spine.
Stefan H in Germany will know our mission is over and will play
one last lasting sweeping arpeggio which will signal the curtains.
A disaster. A mistake. A miracle. A mystery. Jupiter 13.
One hundred years until they open the files.
Goodnight.
Im trapped in the airlock and theres no gravity.– sk
Jan ’21
Additional information
| Weight | 300 g |
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| Dimensions | 200 × 200 × 1 cm |
