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Stand Atlantic – WAS HERE (Album Review)

Stand Atlantic – WAS HERE Released: August 23rd, 2024 Lineup Bonnie Fraser // Vocals David Potter // Guitarist Miki Rich // Bassist Jonno Panichi // Drums Online: Official WebsiteFacebookTwitterInstagram In a year of releases where creative freedom and the abandonment of genre constructs has grown prominent, there is perhaps no stronger band taking aim than Stand Atlantic. WAS HERE marks the band’s fourth studio album, yet diverts itself away from anything you’ve ever known about the Sydney gang. Explosive, dark, yet exciting and unheard, the album is a celebration of pouring one’s own identity into a body of work. Through pure filtration of all the white noise, Stand Atlantic has created something not merely unique to their discography, but a dichotomous album that stands out among the plethora of releases this year. At every song, a turn awaits, but through a curated disjointedness, it sees WAS HERE become a homage to their past work, and a beacon of radiant light for the band moving forward into their true, creative selves. WAS HERE opens with ‘WAKE UP- SIT DOWN – SHUT UP’. Its forceful title wavers through the reverberating echoes of its opening, like a predator prowling its prey. From the get-go, the band provides [...]

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