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Gas Lit by Divide And Dissolve on Invada Records
Photograph of Sylvie Nehill and Takiaya Reed of Divide And Dissolve. The two band members are sat close together on a couch looking at the camera
Photograph of Sylvie Nehill and Takiaya Reed of Divide And Dissolve.

Divide And Dissolve - Gas Lit

INVADA RECORDS

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CD EXPECTED RELEASE DATE: FRIDAY 5TH MARCH 2021
LP EXPECTED RELEASE DATE: FRIDAY 16TH APRIL 2021

 

Gas Lit is Divide and Dissolve's third full length studio album, produced by Ruban Neilson of Unknown Mortal Orchestra.

Divide and Dissolve are Takiaya Reed (saxophone, guitar, live effects) and Sylvie Nehill (drums, live effects) and they create instrumental noise rock that is both heavy and beautiful; loosely pulling in abstract directions around a central beat. 

The message of their music is not conveyed by words, but by resonance, and it's aim is simple: to secure Black futures, liberation, and freedom; demand Indigenous Sovereignty; uplift people of colour’s experiences; and destroy white supremacy.

 
TRACKLIST:
  1. Oblique
  2. Prove It
  3. Did You Have Something To Do With It (ft. Minori Sanchiz-Fung)
  4. Denial
  5. Far From Ideal
  6. It’s Really Complicated
  7. Mental Gymnastics
  8. We Are Really Worried About You 

 

CD comes in digipack case; LP pressed on 180g transparent red vinyl and comes in a heavyweight sleeve with printed insert; LP contains download coupon

 

 

 

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