598:, declared it as his Album of the Week for 30 June 2001, explaining "With each album they reach deeper into that well of human darkness, trying to finish what they started... album finds the Scott brothers linking arms with . It's an album that nails home its message, song after song, line after line. 'I never wanted this'. 'One time was too many'. 'I sleep better when I'm alone'. The thoughts of the outsider, which have fascinated literature forever and are at the core of rock and roll. When we lose that, rock and roll will be just entertainment." Jasper Lee of Oz Music Project opined that " sees a more refined anger that is shown in particular by the drumming prowess of new drummer , which adds to the intense vocals of John Scott... the sound on this album is clear and crisp, bringing down the line all the bile and angry bits to be expected of the band with many a reeling, robust audio left hook that blasts the listener through the speakers."
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344:, which featured " a loner who thought his dark feelings were there for anyone to see as he walked down the street – the Mark of Cain." Atchison and John's earlier group, Spiral Collapse, broke up as John was concentrating on his university course, he also wanted a "new, harder sound" and disliked that band's lead singer. John assisted Kim to develop his bass guitar skill and met Archer at one of Spiral Collapse's last gigs.
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In 2020 the band celebrated 25 years since the release of album 'Ill At Ease' however plans were interrupted by the worldwide COVID-19 infectious disease, delaying tour plans to celebrate this anniversary milestone. 2022 saw 'A Different Kind Of
Tension Tour' announced, kicking off in August with the
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October and would be joining Amyl & The Sniffers and other bands. The band also announced for the first time ever they will be performing their 1995 magnum-opus 'Ill At Ease'
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album released in 1995 ... The lyrics suggest a love song of sorts, yet this is no sappy Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young 'Judy Blue Eyes' folkie-lust. It's as if the warmth and tenderness of the opposite sex merely serves to break down the narrator's sense of self and internal emotional structure."
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Festival at the Croxton Bandroom in Melbourne in October, however due to a severe bike accident with significant injuries to Kim Scott all shows in
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Adelaide in mid-1984 by Rod Archer on lead vocals; Gavin Atchison on drums (ex-Spiral Collapse); John Scott on lead guitar (ex-Spiral Collapse) and his younger brother Kim Scott on bass guitar. Their name references the Hermann Hesse's novel,
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first time. In addition, a companion piece Livid Live '96, the complete thirty-minute set from
Brisbane's 1996 Livid Festival, was remixed by Phil McKellar and made available as a stand-alone album on vinyl. Both vinyl albums were released on the 4th of November 2023 as a limited release.
438:, released in June 1993. Albini had met the Scott brothers back in 1987 when Mark of Cain had supported his group's tour. The EP was the recording debut for Robinson's replacement, Aaron Hewson (ex-Order of Decay, Grunter), who had joined on drums, after the release of their second album,
297:, described the group's sound as "Gloomy, monotonous vocals and bleak slabs of metallic guitar did battle over a lurching rhythm section to arrive at a harsh sound." Rod Archer died on 26 February 2016. 2019 marked the 30th Anniversary of the release of the
281:. Before long, Archer had left the group and John Scott took on the lead vocal role and the group has remained a trio ever since. The Scotts have been the core of the band which has featured 10 different drummers. Since January 2001, former Helmet member
369:, in October, by various artists, to celebrate the label's tenth anniversary. Phantom's owners "had heard something different in the group than what they wanted to deliver, and their progress was periodically interrupted as they kept changing drummers."
542:, a compilation album of remixes of the group's earlier material. McFarlane described the work as comprising "off-kilter remixes" of "band favourites." The group contributed two songs to the soundtrack of the Australian feature film,
361:, in September 1988. It was co-produced by the group with Anthony Bannister and was recorded at Adelaide's Soundtrack Australia studios in January of that year. They covered two tracks by former Phantom groups, "Journey by Sledge" (
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was "dominated by the band's Joy Division streak. On 'You Are Alone' John Scott intones in his best Ian Curtis manner while Kim Scott's bass pounds with the relentless precision of artillery session captured on loop."
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2159:the original
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2149:This Is This
2148:
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2123:(ABC)). 2008
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1341:This is This
1340:
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1191:This Is This
1190:
1174:
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1142:
1136:"Highsight"
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573:This Is This
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561:John Stanier
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531:This Is This
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283:John Stanier
255:Joy Division
251:Rollins Band
234:
226:
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195:John Rickert
183:Aaron Hewson
168:Past members
154:John Stanier
99:Years active
25:
2579:6 September
2426:10 November
2272:. p. 2
2058:Rogers, Tim
1956:Ill at Ease
1577:McFarlane,
1432:(wins only)
1387:(wins only)
1119:Ill at Ease
847:Live albums
761:Ill at Ease
676:Discography
647:Ill At Ease
509:Ill at Ease
504:Ill at Ease
470:, Albini's
448:Sonic Youth
444:Big Day Out
413:Ill at Ease
402:Ill at Ease
396:1990–1995:
271:bass guitar
192:Neil Guiver
180:Roger Crisp
2594:Categories
2531:25 January
2400:12 January
2337:25 January
2276:26 October
2223:26 October
2192:27 October
2165:27 October
2127:26 October
2098:26 October
2041:26 October
1966:26 October
1961:rA Records
1931:25 October
1906:25 October
1875:25 October
1865:Ox Fanzine
1857:Battlesick
1847:Battlesick
1828:25 October
1795:25 October
1787:Battlesick
1768:25 October
1761:Battlesick
1740:25 October
1709:25 October
1674:27 October
1627:25 January
1505:25 October
1454:References
1289:Nominated
1252:AIR Awards
1246:AIR Awards
1210:Barkhammer
1039:Format: CD
1035:(DOMCD020)
1013:Format: CD
1009:(DOMCD017)
969:(TMOCBOX1)
947:Format: CD
831:(FEEL 012)
807:Format: CD
780:Format: CD
708:Battlesick
643:Battlesick
621:Barkhammer
529:1996–2007
422:Battlesick
387:Ox Fanzine
382:Battlesick
374:Battlesick
324:Battlesick
299:Battlesick
241:band from
231:initialism
174:Rod Archer
147:John Scott
88:noise rock
2452:20 August
2078:Mac, Paul
1863:CD].
1601:7 October
1350:Nominated
1090:Attrition
900:(CVLP142)
863:Attrition
745:(DOMA010)
719:(DOMA006)
577:Andy Gill
545:Idiot Box
480:Killdozer
352:Big Black
259:Big Black
237:) are an
150:Kim Scott
2526:IN DAILY
2505:29 March
2475:11 April
2446:tonedeaf
2358:7 August
2332:IN DAILY
2297:3 August
2244:Facebook
2117:Triple J
2088:(1996),
2034:Tharunka
1953:(1995),
1924:Incoming
1823:i-94 Bar
1704:AllMusic
1622:IN DAILY
1516:Specific
1469:(1999).
998:Incoming
992:Details
926:Details
874:(EC-013)
857:Details
691:Details
664:Timeline
629:i-94 Bar
565:Tomahawk
518:Tharunka
513:Triple J
488:Pavement
452:Godflesh
436:Incoming
378:i-94 Bar
287:Tomahawk
263:hardcore
243:Adelaide
111:–present
73:Adelaide
46:Brisbane
2574:InDaily
2001:3 April
1882:Alt URL
1460:General
1430:Result
1385:Result
1325:Result
1271:Result
1048:Singles
771:Label:
569:Battles
472:Shellac
317:History
291:Battles
209:Website
142:Members
120:Phantom
105: (
1789:1989)"
1491:
1427:Award
1382:Award
1322:Award
1268:Award
1125:"LMA"
1067:Album
1058:Title
989:Title
923:Title
854:Title
773:rooArt
688:Title
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