Snakadaktal
Snakadaktal formed in Melbourne in 2011, started by childhood friends Angus Andrew, Gwendolyn Bennett, and Daimon Sim. Their debut album 'Sleep in the Water'...
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Snakadaktal formed in Melbourne in 2011, started by childhood friends Angus Andrew, Gwendolyn Bennett, and Daimon Sim. Their debut album 'Sleep in the Water' came out in 2013, built around atmospheric synths and ethereal vocals. Songs like 'Fall Underneath' and 'Air' from that record caught attention with their dreamy, introspective quality.
After touring behind that album, the band took a break in 2015. They came back in 2018 with 'Night Versions,' which leaned more into electro-pop and R&B sounds. Tracks like 'Hung On Tight' and 'Isolate' showed a shift toward a bolder, more direct approach compared to their earlier work.
In 2019, they faced some criticism for playing at the Unify Gathering festival, which had associations with far-right politics. The band apologized afterward, saying they hadn't been aware of the festival's background when they agreed to perform.
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