‘From a View'
12" Debut LP
Spunk Records
July 17th, 2020
Edition of 300

(Second Pressing)
‘From a View'
12" Debut LP
Spunk Records
July 17th, 2020
Edition of 300

SOLD OUT purchase digital

‘From a View’ is the debut LP from Melbourne’s Floodlights. This full length album explores themes of identity, personal crossroads and the misuse of power in the modern world. It was recorded over two days in November, 2019 at Head Gap Studios (Preston) by Nao Anzai. The tracks were recorded live, directly onto a 24-track tape machine with minimal overdubs, and sometimes none at all. Anzai took the role of mixing the album, working closely with Shannon over four hot nights in December before sending it off to Mikey Young for the Master.

A SIDE

1.    Water's Edge
2.    Matter of Time
3.    Walk Away
4.    Don't Pick That Scratch
5.    Glory of Control

B SIDE

6.    Thanks for Understanding
7.    It Was All Going so Well
8.    Tropical Fun
9.    Proud and Well
10.  Shifting Shadows
11.  Happiness

Recorded by Nao Anzai at Head Gap Studios, Preston.
Mixed by Nao Anzai in Collingwood.
Mastered by Mikey Young in Rye.
Artwork and vinyl layout by Maddison Kitching.

‘Backyard’ 10" EP

Spunk Records
November 15, 2019
Edition of 150

self-released
May 24, 2019
Edition of 50

SOLD OUT purchase digital

Backyard is the debut EP from Floodlights. This four track EP explores themes of Australian culture and identity. Introduced by Uncle Bunna Lawrie, a Mirning Elder and Whale Dreamer of the Nullarbor coast, the first track, ‘Nullarbor’ follows a personal journey across the remote South of Australia and the revelations that can be struck from adventure. ‘Small Town Pub’ is a reflection on culture and conflicting ideas of national identity. The title track ‘Backyard’, is a song about the network of support created by different people in your life.

A SIDE

1.   Uncle Bunna Lawrie
2.   Nullarbor

B SIDE

1.   Small Town Pub
2.   Backyard

Recorded by Archie Shannon at Love Shack Studios, Footscray.
Mixed by Archie Shannon in Thornbury.
Mastered by Mikey Young in Rye.
Artwork by Maddison Kitching