South Australian heavy rockers Baby Candy stream their new four-track EP »Candy Sucker«, out now via P.A.K. Records
Adelaide, Australia based heavy rockers Baby Candy have just released their new four-track EP »Candy Sucker« on December 8th, 2023 via P.A.K. Records.
»Candy Sucker« EP is available now on all major streaming platforms!
Tracklist:
01. Candy Sucker
02. Big Boi
03. What’s Worse
04. Riffy Ponting
Courtesy of P.A.K. Records:
Baby Candy is a Kaurna Land (Adelaide), South Australia band playing 70s riff rock dosed up with 90s fuzz tones. Featuring Brenton Wilson on vocals/guitar (Rocky’s Pride & Joy), Fraser Ray (Sleep Talk, I, Exalt), Sam Szabo and Michael Belletti (Sleep Talk). After playing around Kaurna since 2019 and releasing some initial singles, this is BC’s first release as a four piece and a hint of the group looking to step up their activity in 2024.
The four tracks flex Baby Candy’s ability touch many genres while creating a sound all their own, first track »Candy Sucker« is a glammy groover akin to a toughened up T Rex. Second track »Big Boi« is an Amyl and the Sniffers meets FUZZ burner. Third track »What’s Worse« is a slower, more alt rock hit that features both delicate & fiery guitar work. Finally, final song »Riffy Ponting« showcases the band jump from psych rock to stoner to straight rolling riffs.
Photo by Timothea Moylan
Baby Candy will be touring nationally in 2024 and releasing two more EPs in the coming new year. The EP was recorded at House of SAP studios, Pooraka, SA. Jarred Nettle (Teenage Joans, Sleep Talk, Colourblind, The Angels) recorded, mixed and mastered the release. Candy Sucker available Friday 8th of December via P.A.K. Records.
“Big melodic fuzz goodness. High heights, calm zones, and highly thrashable choruses.”- Steph Hughes, ABC Radio
“This ERRUPTS!!!!! Baby Candy is making some sizable noise.” – Anika Luna, ABC Radio / triple j
»Candy Sucker« written by Brenton Wilson, »Big Boi« & »What’s Worse« written by Fraser Ray and Brenton Wilson & »Riffy Ponting« written by Fraser Ray.
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Jarred Nettle at House of SAP Studios, Pooraka, South Australia.
Cover art by Moose Marcel (UGL Media).
Photo by Timothea Moylan.
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