“It's here, the highly-anticipated split EP between Naarm's two finest contemporary anarcho-punk-styled powerhouses, released on Boorloo's relentless and respected Televised Suicide. Vampire, slingshotting right off the momentum of their instant classic "What Seems Forever Can Be Broken" LP, are all set to continue this streak with a longer traditionally pounding number in the vein of D.I.R.T. and Flux of Pink Indians. Meanwhile, Phantasm follow up their monumental debut "Conflict Reality" EP on Hardcore Victim and lathe-cut split with Romansy on Wintergarden with more of their charging update to long-proven international punk sounds, punching in a similar division of intensity as modern bands like Mirage and Spirito Di Lupo. While it must be an exciting time for Naarm heads to witness Vampire and Phantasm frequently on the same stage, this record provides just enough of a glimpse for the rest of us to... be extremely envious.” Bone coloured vinyl house within a 300gsm folded sleeve with an A4 insert included. Both bands recorded by Alicia Saye. Phantasm mixed by Heng Shen Yeap. Vampire mixed by Alicia Saye. Both sides mastered by Will Killingsworth at Dead Air. Art by Sean Bailey.
