SINGLE REVIEW: DEL-SLACKERS - WANT YA

Jack Isaacs is Del-Slackers, a garage-rock project recently founded on the sunny coastal town that is Byron Bay. His debut track, Want Ya, released on April 24, is a promising introduction to his musical journey into the world of surf rock and pop rock. 

Formerly a member of Sydney trio, Crushed Tinniez, Isaacs has begun his journey as Del-Slackers with a similar focus - that garage, surf, grunge sound which is gaining a more mainstream foundation these days. I can most certainly hear influences of the likes of The Grogans, Hockey Dad and Bugs with this debut track! 

Want Ya greets the listener with cheery, warm and fuzzy guitar tones amidst delightful riffs akin to many surf rock tracks. It’s the type of song that makes the listener want to spend time with their mates! The high tonal body of the strong, consistent drums accompanies the sharp delay of the almost acoustic sounding guitar quite nicely to further shape that surf-rock, DIY sound. 

This one makes me want to jump in the car and head down to the beach for a wonderful day in the sun. I’m excited to hear what Del-Slackers has coming in the future!

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Pantjiti Lawrence

Growing up in Central Gippsland, Pantjiti has involved herself with music and arts events since she was just 15. These days, almost five years later, she resides in East Melbourne, studying events management at Deakin University and constantly going to live gigs and performing with her band, The Spaghetti Stains, whenever she can. She loves her local music scene, as well as finding captivating independent artists in every corner and crevice of the nation! Film photography is one of her big passions, especially capturing movement and euphoria amongst live artists and their audiences. Her favourite bands at the moment are Dr. Sure's Unusual Practise, Carla Geneve and Babe Rainbow, and favourite genres are psychedelic pop, post punk and surf rock.

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