Object Permanence London They appeal to a range

They appeal to a range of listeners

This 1982 album demonstrates the band's matured sound

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He believes in the album's honesty and hopes it will bring joy to listeners

carnival loops that have defined his solo work for the past decade are joined here by the organic warmth of a nylon string guitar and breezy vocals that make no attempt to hide the laughter behind the words

Object Permanence London They appeal to a rangeFollowing the release of their self titled EP cassette at the end of 2018, and a line up change adding two of Melbournes most productive players Ash Stirling (Hideous Towns, Spit and Spherical) and Gemma Helms (No Sister, Poppongene, Mares, Astral Skulls) to round out the group alongside Sam Cummins, Kate Allan and Ian Ngo, Hooper Crescent spent 2018 2019 writing songs for their debut full length. In the winter of 2019, they turned a vacant home in