Transmission Breakdown by Colourwheel
'Transmission Breakdown' is the fourth CD EP by 'Colourhweel'. The disk features six tunes. If you like jingle jangle, nineties guitar pop, indie rock, shoegazer pop and melodic grunge then you will probably like it.
Tracklist
| 1. | Untitled Pop Song | 2:35 |
| 2. | Underworld | 3:02 |
| 3. | Soldier's Pay | 3:25 |
| 4. | Movement (Original Version) | 3:51 |
| 5. | Junkyard | 3:19 |
| 6. | Growing Pains | 4:02 |
Credits
released December 1, 2012
‘Untitled Pop Song’ recorded and mixed at Big Sound Studios, Adelaide, 1993. Engineered and produced by Dave Lokan.
‘Underworld’, ‘Soldier’s Pay’ and ‘Movement’ recorded at The Silvermine, Adelaide, 1995. Mixed in Peter Long’s bedroom, Adelaide, 1995. Engineered and produced by Peter Long and Phil Bungey.
‘Junkyard’ and ‘Growing Pains’ recorded live in Adelaide, September 21 1994. Engineered and produced by Peter Long and Phil Bungey. Mixed in Sydney, April 2003. Engineered by Peter Long and Tim Hudspith. Produced by Tim Hudspith.
Mastered at Benchmark Mastering, Sydney, August 2012. Engineered by Don Bartley.
Band photography © Ashley Starkey, 1992. CD photography © Tim Hudspith, 2012.
Layout and design by Bronwyn Blaiklock.
Thanks to Dave Lokan, Peter Long, Phil Bungey and Don Bartley for the sounds. Thanks to Charlie Hill-Smith for the use of The Silvermine. Thanks to Bronwyn Blaiklock for the layout and design. Thanks to all of the people who came to watch us play and/or purchased our CD releases. Thanks to all of our friends and families for their support.
Bass Guitar: James Bosworth
Drums: Bruce Campbell
Guitar: Tom Conley (‘Untitled Pop Song’, ‘Junkyard’ and ‘Growing Pains’)
Vocals and Guitar: Tim Hudspith
Guitar: Jason Oats (‘Underworld’, ‘Soldier’s Pay’ and ‘Movement’)
www.myspace.com/wheelofcolour
Lyrics © Hudspith except ‘Untitled Pop Song’, ‘Junkyard’ and ‘Growing Pains’ © Conley or Conley and Smith. Music © Hudspith except ‘Untitled Pop Song’, ‘Junkyard’ and ‘Growing Pains’ © Bosworth, Campbell, Conley, Hudspith. Recording © Bosworth, Campbell, Conley, Hudspith or © Bosworth, Campbell, Hudspith, Oats. Unauthorised duplication is an infringement of applicable copyright laws.
‘Untitled Pop Song’ recorded and mixed at Big Sound Studios, Adelaide, 1993. Engineered and produced by Dave Lokan.
‘Underworld’, ‘Soldier’s Pay’ and ‘Movement’ recorded at The Silvermine, Adelaide, 1995. Mixed in Peter Long’s bedroom, Adelaide, 1995. Engineered and produced by Peter Long and Phil Bungey.
‘Junkyard’ and ‘Growing Pains’ recorded live in Adelaide, September 21 1994. Engineered and produced by Peter Long and Phil Bungey. Mixed in Sydney, April 2003. Engineered by Peter Long and Tim Hudspith. Produced by Tim Hudspith.
Mastered at Benchmark Mastering, Sydney, August 2012. Engineered by Don Bartley.
Band photography © Ashley Starkey, 1992. CD photography © Tim Hudspith, 2012.
Layout and design by Bronwyn Blaiklock.
Thanks to Dave Lokan, Peter Long, Phil Bungey and Don Bartley for the sounds. Thanks to Charlie Hill-Smith for the use of The Silvermine. Thanks to Bronwyn Blaiklock for the layout and design. Thanks to all of the people who came to watch us play and/or purchased our CD releases. Thanks to all of our friends and families for their support.
Bass Guitar: James Bosworth
Drums: Bruce Campbell
Guitar: Tom Conley (‘Untitled Pop Song’, ‘Junkyard’ and ‘Growing Pains’)
Vocals and Guitar: Tim Hudspith
Guitar: Jason Oats (‘Underworld’, ‘Soldier’s Pay’ and ‘Movement’)
www.myspace.com/wheelofcolour
Lyrics © Hudspith except ‘Untitled Pop Song’, ‘Junkyard’ and ‘Growing Pains’ © Conley or Conley and Smith. Music © Hudspith except ‘Untitled Pop Song’, ‘Junkyard’ and ‘Growing Pains’ © Bosworth, Campbell, Conley, Hudspith. Recording © Bosworth, Campbell, Conley, Hudspith or © Bosworth, Campbell, Hudspith, Oats. Unauthorised duplication is an infringement of applicable copyright laws.
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Colourwheel are an indie guitar, power pop band formed in Adelaide, Australia in 1991. They released 'Junkyard' in 1994, '4 Speed Overdrive' in 1997, 'Sub-sonic Afterglow in 2006' and 'Transmission Breakdown' in 2012. The band played regularly in the nineties with highlights being the The Big Day Out and supports for Ed Kuepper and The Stone Roses. They still play gigs on rare occassions.