Grubby Publications
JACKSON REID BRIGGS & THE HEATERS - It All Comes Down LP
$28.95
Highly recommended.
Excellent raucous lo-fi scuzz Melbourne outfit, mixing up The Saints / Eddy Current with Gun Club / Beasts of Bourbon.
Jackson Reid Briggs & The Heaters are back...not that anyone bothered to ask. Less than a year after releasing ‘Spit On It and Give It A Name’ Briggs and his band return with a brand new album drenched in bleeding guitars, swampy horns and generational ennui. ‘It All Comes Down’!
With a new line-up featuring drummer Shauna Boyle (Cable Ties) and frequent collaborator Ryan Potter (The Maryetta’s, Nikko) on guitar, as well as an electric organ and a wild horn section, this fresh batch of songs showcases a more mature(ish) and considered Briggs & His Heaters, though no less loud or raucous than we’ve come to expect.
Recorded by Potter at Richmond’s Bakehouse Studios over two days in early June 2018 with additional recording, mixing and mastering by Wade Keighran, ‘It All Comes Down’ is nine songs of Australian pub punk, in all its ragged glory and hungover despair. Drink it deep, drink the dregs.
Excellent raucous lo-fi scuzz Melbourne outfit, mixing up The Saints / Eddy Current with Gun Club / Beasts of Bourbon.
Jackson Reid Briggs & The Heaters are back...not that anyone bothered to ask. Less than a year after releasing ‘Spit On It and Give It A Name’ Briggs and his band return with a brand new album drenched in bleeding guitars, swampy horns and generational ennui. ‘It All Comes Down’!
With a new line-up featuring drummer Shauna Boyle (Cable Ties) and frequent collaborator Ryan Potter (The Maryetta’s, Nikko) on guitar, as well as an electric organ and a wild horn section, this fresh batch of songs showcases a more mature(ish) and considered Briggs & His Heaters, though no less loud or raucous than we’ve come to expect.
Recorded by Potter at Richmond’s Bakehouse Studios over two days in early June 2018 with additional recording, mixing and mastering by Wade Keighran, ‘It All Comes Down’ is nine songs of Australian pub punk, in all its ragged glory and hungover despair. Drink it deep, drink the dregs.
