The Culled EP, by Dark Antiskeptic

The Culled EP

by Dark Antiskeptic

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1.	Culled 04:00	buy track
2.	Jimmy's Resolution 03:43	buy track
3.	Tooth Herds 02:58	buy track
4.	Sean I'm dead 01:21	buy track
5.	Tears 03:47	buy track

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Meanwhile in 2000:
Following the release of the bands debut 4 track EP in 2000, work quickly began on a full length album. During pre-production 5 songs were culled from the list. During the recording, another 4 were culled. In the interim time between finishing the album, a second EP was released featuring the single 'Called' and a selection of the culled tracks used as b-sides along with another album track 'Change My Ways'.

'Jimmy's Resolution' is a metalcore re-working of the tracks Jimmy Was Always Thinking, 1:40 & Resolution. They appeared in that order on the OG release and similarly they follow the pattern here as well, only now they are one ride. It features a brass ensemble of french horn, saxaphone and trumpet. Fun fact: the bands only song to feature brass was '1:40' so here that idea has been elevated to a new level.

*Very special guest vocals by Jack Bergin of Melbourne hardcore powerhouse 'Void Of Vision'.

'Tooth Herds' & 'Sean I'm Dead' complete the left over chronicles. For the original versions; one song was discarded and never heard outside the studio, the other forgotten on a compilation CD. Here they are reborn as a two part punk-hardcore set to throw down at home in lock down.

'Tears' is a dark and broody re-imagining of the fan favourite track, helped along by Louise Kilgour's beautiful vocals

Released in full - 21/9/20

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released July 23, 2020

All songs originally performed by Antiskeptic
copyright A. Kitchen, S. Daly, N. Coppin (2000)

All Music - S. Daly / Lyrics - A. Kitchen
Guitar, Bass & Vocals - S. Daly
Drum programming - A. Blake & S. Daly
Mixed by Ant Blake.
French Horn - Bryce Turcato, Sax - Joel Dawson, Trumpet - Josh Dolan
Glockenspiel - Noah Symons (Great Earthquake), Additional guitars - Dan Gray (A Day of Colours), Slide guitar - Damian Cafarella (The Wildes).
Additonal vocals - Jack Bergin (Void Of Vision), Dan Jeary (Moustache Ant), Chris Tanahill (Drastic Park), Chris Causby (Blood Red Flag), Gerard Pidoto, Louise Kilgour and the Dark Antiskeptic Choir.

Artwork - Sean Daly

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Dark Antiskeptic Melbourne, Australia

From another reality where Antiskeptic formed as a hardcore band instead of a pop-punk one.

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