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Oh Darling

by Danvers

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Far from the frenzied math-pop and tribal rhythms of bands past (Fire! Santa Rosa Fire!), here David John Williams operating under his Danvers moniker, charts deeper and murkier waters, with skeletal guitar lines and hazy jazz chords recalling a world of illicit Prohibition-era bars and crackling acetate records all coloured with a distinctly 21st century melancholy. Propelled by the sharp, minimalist percussion and lurching atmospheres, Danvers delivers each song with a croon and a holler, the biologically impossible offspring of Thom Yorke and Leadbelly.


Following on from the debut single ‘Paper Skin’, a home-spun, bedroom recorded affair that proved to be a sleeper hit among the indie music media here and abroad, new single ‘Oh Darling’ saw Danvers collaborate with Melbourne producer Jono Steer (Ainslie Wills, Haarlo) and the end product is rich stew of hazy blues that boils over into compressed drums and simmering effected guitars.

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released November 29, 2013
Written by Danvers

Guitars, Bass, Keys, Vox - Danvers

Drums - Luke Eygenraam

Recording, Engineering - Patrick Lockwood

Mixing - Jono Steer

Mastering - Joe @ Crystal Mastering

For all enquiries - Zac Abroms: zac@viceroyalty.com.au

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Far from the frenzied math-pop and tribal rhythms of bands past (Fire! Santa Rosa Fire!), here David John Williams operating under his Danvers moniker, charts deeper and murkier waters with skeletal guitar lines and hazy jazz chords recalling a world of illicit Prohibition-era bars and crackling acetate records all coloured with a distinctly 21st century melancholy. ... more

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