Midnight Juggernaut

Since forming in Melbourne in 2004, the band have forged a unique path, pressing themselves firmly into the popular and unpopular consciousness, refusing to be bound by boundaries of genre, convention, or expectation. Uncanny Valley marks Midnight Juggernaut’s third full-length journey into the deep, once again piloting their glittery kosmische musik far into known cosmos and unknown genre. The band began rolling tape between a church nestled in the Loire Valley in the French countryside and various studios in Melbourne and Sydney; the resulting record is another LP that sounds uniquely Midnight Juggernauts. Situated at a self-styled nexus between genre and era, Uncanny Valley is 43 minutes of warm-hearted cold wave, interstellar harmonies, early 1950s house, steeped in the darkness of dusty Giallo soundtracks, audio spomeniks at once futuristic and rustic: a bold musical future envisaged through a soundtrack to a forgotten Eastern Bloc Tarkovsky film, sifting through the ruins of LPs past.

Uncanny Valley marks the band’s long-awaited return, their first output for three years following their previous albums Dystopia and The Crystal Axis. After touring long and hard from Brisbane to Barcelona, Berlin, Bogotá, and beyond — the trio took ‘time off’, which really equated to throwing themselves into all manner of esoteric adventures, oddball one-offs, inspired shindigs, and ambitious undertakings.

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Named as one of MTV's Artists To Watch In 2013 in Australia and nominated for an MTVU Woodie Award for Breaking Artist in the US, the band’s shiny pulsating debut album ‘Black Sun’ was named triple j’s Feature Album Of The Week and was praised by many rave reviews on release.

With ‘Black Sun’ debuting at #32 on the National ARIA Albums Chart and #7 on the ARIA Australia Artist Albums Chart last week, Gold Fields are stoked to be bringing their live show home, “We've been waiting so long to get back and play shows at home again. It feels like ages! We've spent months honing our live set and touring overseas, and the thought of doing our album tour at home is what's kept us going. These shows will be the biggest Gold Fields gigs we've done and now that the record is out, we can't wait to bring it to life in the venues and cities we love in Australia."

The band self-produced the debut album ‘Black Sun’ at home in Ballarat, after initial tracking sessions in LA with producer Mickey Petralia (Ladytron, Peaches) and Sydney with producer/engineer Scott Horscroft (The Presets, Sleepy Jackson, Silverchair). 

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