She is shown to own merchandise from the show as she is seen wearing Sagan slippers while in her sleeping attire. Peacock's favorite television program is "Annie: Girl of the Stars". They are imaginary cigars that are created in a similar manner to her other summons.Īlex Ahad has stated that Peacock will never stop believing in imaginary friends. Peacock took up smoking after her transformation. Some of her parts may need to be re-fitted because of this. Stronger" Origin Story in Skullgirls Mobile. Her backstory was revealed in detail in the "Meaner. Special thanks to: Lachlan Dale at Art As Catharsis, Kai Bürger at Kozmik Artifactz, Anthony Blayney at Your Mate Bookings, Nick Didia, Bernard Fanning and Ivan Lazarou at La Cueva Recording, Aedan O’Donnell, Matt Toon, Nathan Starchild, Ali Vann, and most importantly our friends, families and partners for providing us with inspiration and love.Peacock is one of the original eight playable characters in Skullgirls, standing out as having the most (unique) assist characters, and was among the first characters ever conceived by Alex Ahad. Lyrics by Charlie Gradon, Dean McLeod & Rachel Pascall Tobia Blefari - Percussion (congas, rain stick, shaker, tambourine) We pay our humble respects to ancestors and to Elders past, present and emerging. We understand these cultures share a deep spiritual connection with the land, water, plants, animals and spirits. We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we recorded this album, the Arakwal people of the Bundjalung Nation, and the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We recognise Australia as Aboriginal land. The rest was recorded in Dan’s studio in Coogee, Sydney. The bulk of this album was recorded during a week long session at La Cueva in northern NSW with some of our closest friends and family. Either way, we made this record to accompany your journey, in any form you choose. Remove distractions, get comfortable, do what feels good to get in your zone, use your favourite speakers or headphones, and listen all the way through. We suggest you set aside some time to immerse yourself. And most of all it’s about the pure joy of creation. It’s about life-changing psychedelic journeys. It’s about friendship and the power of shared experience. It’s about greed, racism, colonialism and technological destruction. It’s about life and death and everything in between. It’s about looking deep inside yourself and seeing what you find. It’s about the world and your place in it. This record is about the intimate connection we share with the Earth on which we stand.
For fans old and new, this is fusion at it’s finest – a record with something to offer every listener. Tipping between heavy and catchy is the strength of Monoliths - the roar of the fuzzed-out amps is counterbalanced by feather-light vocals, creating a contrast as clear and harmonious as sun and sky. We are very happy to share it with you."Īt the end of its runtime, Monoliths undeniably displays a much more fleshed-out realisation of the doom, psych rock and indie fusion that launched the five-piece into the public eye following their self-titled release. It’s about life and death and everything in between… and most of all it’s about the pure joy of creation. "This record is about the intimate connection we share with the Earth on which we stand. “I’d been listening to lot of drone, heavy psych, stoner doom, ambient stuff, and one of the things that often unite these somewhat disparate genres is the extensive use of drones and ambient synths. “For me this album and this band was an opportunity to take everything back to the simplest form,” says vocalist/guitarist Dean McLeod. It’s a record that heaves and soars, taking joyous compositions and steering them headfirst into a realm of fuzz and fury. While the final product contains a faint similarity to the sounds of King Gizzard & The Lizzard Wizard, Khruangbin, or Kikagku Moyo, Monoliths is distinctively its own beast. Taking inspiration from Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd and Crosby Stills Nash & Young, Turtle Skull’s blend of warped psychedelia, shattering doom and indie-rock sensibility merges into their own brand of music dubbed ‘flower doom’. Art As Catharsis are proud to announce the release of Turtle Skull’s second album, Monoliths – a texture-rich record that dances between bone-crushing lows and ethereal highs.