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ARTIST
TITLE
Station Model Violence
FORMAT
CD

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CATALOG #
SSR 133CD SSR 133CD
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RELEASE DATE
8/14/2026

"After moving to Sydney I had an overwhelming need to start a new band and sing again. Total Control and Straightjacket Nation would be difficult to gather any momentum with my living interstate, and also I wanted to settle here and start something new and try and obliterate some of the stasis that entered my veins from the lockdown. Low Life asked me to play a solo show with Iceage at the opera house, but I had no ambitions for solo performance and had no songs, so I formed a band called KX Aminal with Greta, Michael, and Micky from Den, and Josh from Diat. KX Aminal are an important part of the Station Model Violence story. KX Aminal went into stasis and I got the itch again. Buz had written a few demos that didn't work as RMFC songs and he asked me to have a listen to hear if I could sing something on it, and over the winter of 2024 I visited his home studio and we recorded some vocal ideas with his demos. We released a demo for 'Learn To Hate' 'recorded after eating mushrooms on fabulous winter evening' and formed a lineup for a one-off show in late 2024 with Micky (Den), Yuta (The Lewers) and Georgia (G2g). This was the final Idiota Civilisaaaztatatanini show, so a nice loop back with Josh. After this show, Yuta and Georgia left, and Michael (Den), Alan (RMFC) and Kuceli (Gaud) joined. Seeing as Micky, Michael, Kuceli and I played in KX Aminal and we never got to record those songs, we decided to absorb some of them into Station Model Violence. We combined some of those KX songs with the demos Buz wrote and wrote a couple of new songs together and played a couple of shows, and then recorded an LP with Mikey in Melbourne and Micky in Sydney at the start of 2025. The album was mixed over the course of the year as we had created this incredibly dense beast and much credit is due to the patience and persistence of Mikey Young." -- Station Model Violence