Radial - supernatural violence/luck in odd numbers
Cello amphetamania insinuates itself into the rural dust.
‘Supernatural Violence’ plumbs the depth of adoring the lost, a lively announcement of the ways of the liar and the thief. A pack of miscreant angels ask for the future in a dry creek bed.
‘Luck in Odd Numbers’ is an ode to the vocalist’s youth, both as a cover of a much-obsessed over Drones song, as well as to a time spent growing up looking at the empty space in the Benalla cemetery where Joe Byrne lays buried.
Side A: Supernatural Violence
Side B: Luck in Odd Numbers
FFO: The Drones, Ned Kelly, Australian modernism, history