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Melbourne, Australia
St Helens were a band from Melbourne that were around for a couple of years before disbanding in 2010.
Some things only happen at night.
Some we recall in the morning, others are gone with the dawn.
What’s that line? “I can’t remember, I can’t forget.”
That’s how St Helen’s came in to being… the inevitable outcome of too many nights out.
A cursory glance at the pre-history of the people involved reveals one-degree-of separation from Spider Vomit, Bird Blobs, Minimum Chips, Alpha Males and Kes. Satelliting the core band are occasional contributors from Love Of Diagrams and Panel Of Judges.
The gravity that pulls their energies into something tangible, into the distinct entity that is St Helens, is the song writing skills of Jarrod Quarrell.
Jarrod previously fronted The New Season and (when there’s a full moon) still prowls the night as Lost Animal, performing in minimalist solo electronic mode.
St Helen’s originally formed to give voice to Jarrod’s songs. Initially live shows were intentionally few and far between. Despite this strategy, word quickly spread of the band’s mercurial intensity and jaundiced vision. Four gigs in and St Helens were opening for one of New York’s hottest bands, Blonde Redhead.
Word of mouth has grown about the band’s razor sharp guitar interplay, Jarrod and Hannah’s bitter-sweet, intertwining vocals, Jarrod’s world weary but ultimately victorious songs and the broken glass danger of their live performances.
via Remote Control <http://www.remotecontrolrecords.com/artistDetail.asp?ArtistID=488>
Some things only happen at night.
Some we recall in the morning, others are gone with the dawn.
What’s that line? “I can’t remember, I can’t forget.”
That’s how St Helen’s came in to being… the inevitable outcome of too many nights out.
A cursory glance at the pre-history of the people involved reveals one-degree-of separation from Spider Vomit, Bird Blobs, Minimum Chips, Alpha Males and Kes. Satelliting the core band are occasional contributors from Love Of Diagrams and Panel Of Judges.
The gravity that pulls their energies into something tangible, into the distinct entity that is St Helens, is the song writing skills of Jarrod Quarrell.
Jarrod previously fronted The New Season and (when there’s a full moon) still prowls the night as Lost Animal, performing in minimalist solo electronic mode.
St Helen’s originally formed to give voice to Jarrod’s songs. Initially live shows were intentionally few and far between. Despite this strategy, word quickly spread of the band’s mercurial intensity and jaundiced vision. Four gigs in and St Helens were opening for one of New York’s hottest bands, Blonde Redhead.
Word of mouth has grown about the band’s razor sharp guitar interplay, Jarrod and Hannah’s bitter-sweet, intertwining vocals, Jarrod’s world weary but ultimately victorious songs and the broken glass danger of their live performances.
via Remote Control <http://www.remotecontrolrecords.com/artistDetail.asp?ArtistID=488>
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