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Constructing Fear: About The Band

Eddy Current Suppression Ring
Eddy Current Suppression Ring


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Taking their name from a small gadget used in electrical circuitry, ECSR jumped fully formed from the womb and have in their three short years of existence perfected their own unique take on this rock’n’roll business. Their songs seem to have written themselves and are memorable classics one and all; strap early Saints and Wire to the bones of X, have 'em slice up the ‘60s songbook and you're close.

These unassuming gents are arguably the most engaging live band in the land, and have fostered an insane diehard crowd who are hanging from the rafters at every show in Melbourne and Sydney. Without hype or industry connections of any kind they have earned a fanatical following across the country for two reasons: their songs and their gigs.

It’s not often you get a band who get the girls dancing, the guys dancing and snooty label types such as yours truly proclaiming their set among the very finest rock’n’roll songs to have emanated from this country. This LP will not only go down as one of the finest of 2006, but will be remembered as a landmark Australian rock album.

ECSR have written the title song for Constructing Fear. The song is called ‘Demon’s Demands’ and is available for free as a download on this site.

"ECSR are one hell of a band, and in fact may just be the best currently operational rock unit in Australia today. A four-piece w/ no apparent pretensions whatsoever, they've nailed a sound which no one in living memory has managed to perfect south of the equator. Your future favourite Australian band will be Eddy Current Suppression Ring."

-- Dave Lang, Lexicon Devil

Read more about the band:
http://www.ecsr.com.au
http://www.myspace.com/eddycurrentsuppressionring

Phil Gionfriddo has also been involved in creating music for Constructing Fear. You can see a review of his latest album in The Age: