Vol.2, by split system

Vol.2

by split system

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Riot Radio They say Australia is going through a Punk Renaissance right now. If so, Split System is definitely at the forefront. This album rules, with no caveats. If you’re not supporting THIS, you’re on the wrong side. Favorite track: Temporary Freeze.

Mt.Vic.Matt Following the great Vol. 1 from 2022, repeated listens reveal a fantastic Aussie garage rock album the like you can only hear down under, even when at times, it clearly reveals its Detroit Rock/Punk influences.
Bass player Arron Mawson is the founder of Legless Records as well as playing in Stiff Richards AND Doe St. who have all released excellent albums over the last year or so, check ‘em out, long may they all continue. Favorite track: Alone Again.

idontusebandcamp split system back with another reved up rock n roll high caffeine infused album that will blow your and your moms socks off with just the singles out alone. makes you think what will happen when the full thing drops..... Favorite track: End Of The Night.

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	1.	The Wheel 03:00
	2.	Dave 03:07
	3.	Alone Again 03:21
	4.	Hold It 02:32
	5.	Temporary Freeze 02:49
	6.	End Of The Night 02:49
	7.	The Blues 03:05
	8.	The Drain 03:40 video
	9.	Anything 02:27
	10.	Kill Me 03:41
	11.	Underground 02:28

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Available through -
Goner Records (USA)
Drunken Sailor (UK/EU)
Legless Records (AUS)

Official Release Date - 9 February 2024

credits

released February 9, 2024

Jackson Reid Briggs - Vocals
Arron Mawson - Guitar
Ryan Webb - Guitar
Deon Slaviero - Bass
Mitch McGregor - Drums

Recorded at Rolling Stock Studios by Andrew Robinson
Mixed by Andrew Robinson
Mastered by Mikey Young

Image by Dylan Jardine
Layout by Deon Slaviero

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split system Melbourne, Australia

discography

Vol.2

Feb 2024
Vol.2 (US)

Feb 2024
End Of The Night

Nov 2023
Alone Again

Jul 2023
SPLIIT SYSTEM

Apr 2023
Vol.1

Oct 2022
Demolition

Jul 2022
split system

Mar 2022
Hit me

Jan 2022

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