It’s where Snarski sings Snarski, or to be more precise Mark sings Rob and Rob sings Mark’s songs ~ from Chad’s Tree to The Jackson Code, Snarski & Luscombe, The Nearly Brothers, So-Called Friends and their collected solo works.
2025 sees the return of Mark from Spain for an Australian summer tour with Rob, both delving deep into their back catalogue, as well as presenting some new material. All ticketing details here.
Album available from October 17 on Compact Disc & Vinyl LP.
Tracklisting:
1. Tender Like A Bruise ~ Mark sings ~ originally from Wounded Bird - Rob Snarski ~ written by Rob
2. Bring Yourself Home To Me ~ Rob sings ~ originally from The Things You Need - The Jackson Code ~ written by Mark
3. Black Crow In A Loquat Tree ~ Mark sings ~ originally from There Is Nothing Here That Belongs To You - Rob Snarski & Dan Luscombe ~ written by Rob
4. Consider The Moon ~ Rob sings ~ originally from You Can’t Hide From Your Yesterdays - The Nearly Brothers ~ written by Mark
5. Be Careful What You Put Your Name To ~ Mark sings ~ written by Mark & Rob
6. Who’s Watching Who? ~ Rob sings ~ originally from Draggin’ The River - The Jackson Code ~ written by Mark
7. Lay Of The Land ~ Mark sings ~ originally from Wounded Bird - Rob Snarski ~ written by Rob
8. It’s Been Too Long ~ Rob sings ~ originally from Del Musical Del Mismo Nombre - The Jackson Code ~ written by Mark
9. Stroller In The Attic ~ Mark sings ~ originally from the 7” single Stroller In The Attic/The Orchard - Chad’s Tree ~ written by Mark
10. Crossing Off The Miles ~ Rob sings ~ originally from Kerosene - Chad’s Tree ~ written by Mark
11. You’ll See The Moon ~ Mark sings ~ originally from Searching For The Heart Of It All - Rob Snarski And His So-Called Friends ~ written by Rob
Recorded and mixed by Shana O’Mara at Yikesville Studios.
Released: October 17 2024
Here’s a little snippet from the test pressing of the vinyl ~ “Bring Yourself Home To Me”:
If Ray Davies and Loudon Wainwright III, somehow met Tom Verlaine and Kim Gordon at a Melbourne tram stop and formed a band, they might sound just a little like this new collection of songs from SnarskiCircusLindyBand… well, sort of.
I KNOW I KNOW sees further collaborations between Snarski & Morrison as Lindy puts pen to paper and Rob finds melodies to swirl, curl and spin their way through “My Sweetheart Always Comes Back”, “Somewhere, Sometime” and “Parapet” [sung by Shane O’Mara]… as well as Rob writing an answer song to their earlier pop-hit “I Don’t Think I’ll Ever Sleep With You Again”, a Covid-lockdown song sung by ‘Evil’ Graham Lee, and a sweet, ethereal instrumental tune to close the 6-track mini album “Wild Bluebells”.
Tracklisting:
1. I Don’t Think I’ll Ever Sleep With You Again
2. Parapet
3. My Sweetheart Always Comes Back
4. Somewhere, Sometime
5. Watching Re-Runs On My TV
6. Wild Bluebells
Released: May 17 2024