The Panics (EP 1)
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| EP by The Panics | ||||
| Released | 1 February 2002 | |||
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| Length | 18:05 | |||
| Label | littleBIGMAN Records | |||
| Producer | Steve Bond, Mark 'Sid' Eaton, Rob Grant, Adam Keane | |||
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The Panics is the first EP by The Panics, released on 14 January 2002 by littleBIGMAN Records.[1][2]
"My Brilliant Career" and "Four Walls" were recorded by Adam Keane at Survival Studios, with strings recorded in Gooseberry Hill by a friend of Jae Laffer. "Give Me Some Good Luck" and "Wake Up" were recorded at Steve Bond's house in Highgate, Western Australia. The EP was then mastered at Poons Head in Fremantle by Rob Grant. The artwork of the cover was done by Drew Wootton. The film clip for "Give Me Some Good Luck" was made by Nick Maher, and consists of footage from the band's performance at the Hyde Park Hotel in April 2002.
"My Brilliant Career" and "Give Me Some Good Luck" enjoyed high rotation on Australian radio station Triple J and community radio stations around Australia.[3] In 2002 the EP received a nomination and subsequently won the WAMi Award for 'Most Popular Local Original Single/EP'.[4]
Track listing
All tracks by The Panics
- "Give Me Some Good Luck"
- "On Fire"
- "My Brilliant Career"
- "Wake Up"
- "Four Walls"
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