Crack Cloud - Pain OlympicsLike Psychic TV before them, Crack Cloud have a philosophy, and one that they are not afraid to wear on their sleeves. While their anarchic, phantas magorical visuals, heavy use of symbology, and seemingly never ending cast of colourful collaborators have often invited cult comparisons, this really does the collective no justice. There is no apocalyptic death drive here; no cult of personality; no hierarchy of power. While frontman and lyricist Zach

with the first week sales putting the record at number six on the Australian national charts

graceful and seamless as this one

kaleidoscopic graphic score

living a nocturnal existence as a gigolo in Chicago’s alternative clubs

encapsulating but surpassing all of his previous work and influences under various monikers

all defiantly modern

'Culture of Volume' was mixed by Graham Sutton and the artwork was created by visual artist Dan Tombs (inspired by Andy Warhol's experiments with computer technology)

The song and his high

something every artist thinks about doing

straight-up commune rock (“Xian Man”)

Big City 9 Face Rake 10 Later In A Magazine 11 Red Dress 12 Trouble In The Water 13 Charmed Life 14 Day And Night 15 One Million Kisses 16 Miracles Happen Every Day 17 Terminator 18 I' ll Change My Style 19 Fortunate 20 Real Cool Time 21 Poetic License

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