Australian fuzzy space rockers Twelve Point Buck sign to RidingEasy Records; »Loud Music For Quiet People« LP/CD reissue available on December 11th!

Australian fuzzy space rockers Twelve Point Buck have signed with RidingEasy Records to reissue their latest album »Loud Music For Quiet People« on vinyl and CD formats.

»Loud Music For Quiet People« LP/CD will be released on December 11th, 2026 via RidingEasy Records.

Tracklist:
01. I Can’t Think Of Anything
02. Between Tracks
03. Daylight
04. Alien Space Fuckers (again)
05. What Matters
06. Silly Goose
07. Oh No
08. Little Bear
09. Between Tracks 1
10. Rules Of The Youth
11. The Interlude
12. Coming Home Soon (Yea Right)
13. Zzz Last Track

RidingEasy Records:

Please welcome our latest signing, Twelve Point Buck! Twelve Point Buck’s album »Loud Music For Quiet People«, came out in March of 2025 on streaming platforms but never got a physical release. Good news…the wait is over. Vinyl and CD will be in store December 11, 2026.

Who is Twelve Point Buck?

Twelve Point Buck make loud music for quiet people. Equal parts distortion, melody, and unpredictable energy, the band occupies the strange territory between 90s alternative rock, fuzzy psychedelia, and unpolished DIY experimentation.

Drawing comparisons to Pixies, Neutral Milk Hotel, and Kyuss, Twelve Point Buck embrace the contradictions that make underground rock interesting: abrasive yet strangely sweet, chaotic but deliberate, and just as comfortable with a catchy melody as they are with a wall of noise.

Photo credit: Will Downing

Their latest album, »Loud Music For Quiet People«, captures that restless spirit. Built around an instinctive, anything-goes approach to songwriting and recording, the album moves between moments of tenderness, absurdity, tension, and outright volume. Lead track »Daylight« provides a fitting introduction to a band that refuses to be easily categorized.

There is something refreshingly unconcerned about Twelve Point Buck. Their music doesn’t sound designed to fit a playlist, chase a trend, or satisfy an algorithm. It sounds like four people making exactly the record they wanted to make, consequences be damned.

»Loud Music For Quiet People« is a fitting contradiction from a band that makes a virtue of them.

“People say the algorithm works against us, and in some cases this rings true, but not with 12 Point Buck! Listening to Spotify, the record I was listening to ran out and they served up »Daylight« by 12 Point Buck, I immediately looked at what I was listening to and put the song on repeat. Then I went in and listened to the full album »Loud Music For Quiet People« and could not get enough. I dropped the band a message on Instagram and was shocked to hear they were not working with a label. Fast forward, here we are putting out one of the most exciting records I’ve heard in quite some time. TPB has the catchiness and quirkiness of the Pixies with loud fuzzed out guitars found on early Kyuss records and lo-fi production like a Ty Segall record… all things that make me nod my head in approval. I could not be happier to share »Loud Music For Quiet People« with you and super excited for what’s to come! — Daniel Hall, owner of RidingEasy Records

Photo credit: Lili Larmour

Bojan Bidovc // music enthusiast, promoter, misanthrop and sometimes a journalist as well