Suburban Spell launches brand new electropop EP, ‘Ceremony’
Suburban Spell
Melbourne-based electropop / synthwave project Suburban Spell has released its latest EP, “Ceremony“, featuring two new original tracks and three remixes by Leæther Strip, Ant Trance and Ontic. The EP also includes a remix by Mark Tansley, guitarist of gothic bands Suspiria and Razorfade.
Note that the Bandcamp version includes a bonus track, “Bright Gold X” in a US mix.
Lyrically the title track critiques societal rituals and relationships, reflecting on the constraints of social contracts. “Fingers of Sin”, the second original track, delves into the lasting impact of early trauma.
About Suburban Spell
Suburban Spell is the solo project of Peter Endall, former keyboardist for 1980s Melbourne synthpop band Schizo Scherzo.
Schizo Scherzo, was active during Melbourne’s vibrant 80s music scene, performing alongside acts such as The Eurythmics, Pseudo Echo, Real Life, and Fergal Sharky.
Re-emerging on the music scene as Suburban Spell, Peter has discovered his niche in contemporary Australian electronica drawing inspiration from 70s and 80s synthpop and electronica.
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