Terror Of The Deep 'Permanent Weekend' Wellington LP Launch Shows - This Week

Standard bearing stalwarts of Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington's jangle-pop / alt-rock community, Terror Of The Deep are revisiting the dreamy songcraft of their aspirationally titled 2011 opus Permanent Weekend. The team of Taipua Adams (HIGH ALTAR), William Daymond, Tom Watson (Cassette) and Oliver Dixon are manifesting a brand new, limited and hand numbered vinyl LP edition of said record, launching this Friday at the capital's sonic hub Pyramid Club, supported by Spirit Level (the duo of Daniel Beban and Andy Wright).

Freshly remastered with a new running order and packed with "photos, posters, setlists" and even reviews of the original, you can also catch TotD the next afternoon launching their vinyl disc at Creeps Record Parlour in Newtown. The correct move would of course be to head along to both events, here's the official intel...

"To celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of its initial release on CDR and cassette, Wellington band Terror of the Deep are proud to present their sophomore album ‘Permanent Weekend’ on limited-edition, hand numbered vinyl.

Pressed at Mobineko in Taiwan on 140gm black vinyl, the original 11 song album has been given a fresh remaster and a new running order for this release.

Each copy also contains a two-sided, full colour A4 insert featuring photos, posters, setlists, and reviews from when the album was first released in October 2011.

Assisted by distribution from the Iowa based label Night People, patronage from overseas acts such as The Twerps and touring the album across New Zealand and Australia, the album was released to international critical acclaim, culminating in the band performing ‘Here and Now’ and ‘We Can Go Wherever We Want To’ from the album on the TVNZ television programme Good Morning."

Terror Of The Deep
Friday 13th November - Pyramid Club, Wellington w/ Spirit Level (8pm, R18)
Saturday 14th November - Creeps Record Parlour, Wellington (4pm, all-ages show)
Pyramid Club tickets on sale HERE via UTR

Tuck into the original 2011 version of Permanent Weekend...