Centre, by Mt. Mountain

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Centre - Standard Edition 12" Grey Colour Vinyl
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Standard Edition: Limited to 700 copies worldwide on 180g Grey colour vinyl.

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Includes unlimited streaming of Centre via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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Centre - Deluxe Edition 12" Ultra Clear w/ Black Splatter
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Deluxe Edition: Limited to 300 copies on 180g ultra-clear vinyl with white and black splatter, hand-numbered tip-on gatefold sleeve and polylined innersleeve

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	1.	Tassels 07:20
	2.	Hands Together 05:26
	3.	Dawn 05:04
	4.	The List 04:19
	5.	Two Minds 02:57
	6.	Aplomb 04:40
	7.	Peregrination 07:01
	8.	Second Home 03:19
	9.	Deluge 03:31

about

Australian five-piece Mt. Mountain will release their fourth album, ‘Centre’, on February 26th 2021 via London’s Fuzz Club Records. Hailing from Perth, Australia, Mt. Mountain deal in a sprawling, motorik psychedelic rock sound that journeys between tranquil, drone-like meditations and raucous, full-throttle wig-outs that’ll blow your mind as much as your speakers. Taking cues from Krautrock pioneers like Neu! and Can whilst existing in a similar world to contemporaries like Moon Duo, Kikagaku Moyo and Minami Deutsch, Mt. Mountain are formidable torchbearers of the minimal-is-maximal tradition.

Musically, the band’s sound is born out of long improvised jams so naturally much of the album was recorded live to capture the band at their most freewheeling. Growing up surrounded by religion but not a follower himself, Stephen Bailey (vocals/organ/flute) describes how, thematically, much of ‘Centre’ is a dissection of faith – both spiritual and secular – and his personal, often complicated relation to it: “The album for me, lyrically, is mostly about my experience of religion. It explores these concepts and the rules that were told to me from childhood to adulthood and my thoughts on my own connection to them. Similar themes arise between the tracks whether it be lyrically or structural, both a play on repetition and simplicity.”

With a number of EPs and singles and three albums behind them – their 2016 debut ‘Cosmos Terros’, 2017’s ‘Dust’ and 2018’s ‘Golden Rise’ – the Perth quintet have picked up a formidable reputation in their homeland and further afield, thanks especially to their wildly all-consuming live shows. Constantly touring across Australia with each release, they’ve also shared the stage with notable down-under comrades like King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard and ORB, as well as a long list of international heavy-hitters including Sleep, MONO, Thee Oh Sees, Acid Mothers Temple and Moon Duo.

credits

released February 26, 2021

Written, performed & produced by Mt. Mountain
Recorded & mixed by Ron Pollard
North Dandalup, Western Australia 2019 / 2020
Mastered by James Plotkin
Cover artwork Pete Schulte / 2019
12 x 12 inches / Graphite, Ink on Paper
Design / layout Glenn Palmer
© Mt. Mountain 2021 / All rights reserved

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discography

Centre

Feb 2021
Tassels

May 2020
Golden Rise

Nov 2018
Cathedral

Jan 2018
Dust

Apr 2017
Cosmos Terros

Apr 2016
Chantry / The Villain

Dec 2014
EP

Jun 2014
OMED

Mar 2013

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