Led by the fanciful charm of singer/multi-instrumentalist Tim Karmouche (Th… Read Full Bio ↴Led by the fanciful charm of singer/multi-instrumentalist Tim Karmouche (The Murlocs, Dreamin’ Wild), Crepes came about in Ballarat, Australia through high-school friends Nick (drums) and Pat Robbins (bass). The band later grew to include lead guitarist Sam Cooper (formerly of Fraser A. Gorman) and keyboardist Jackson Dahlenburg (Tropical Snakes, Robot Fox), after relocating to Melbourne.
A much-adored EP release in 2015 saw the quintet gain supports with the likes of DIIV, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard and Pond’s Nicholas Allbrook, whilst earning praise from the likes of Rolling Stone, NME, Triple J and BIRP (landing a spot in their coveted 'Best of 2014' compilation), along with Bobby Alessi (of Alessi Brothers fame) for their cover of 1976 hit ‘Seabird’.
Channeling inspirations as diverse as DEVO, Gary Numan and Cass McCombs, Crepes’ retro-edged pop ranges from the jaunty, surf-glazed jangle of "Cold Summers", to the dreamy and introspective synth strains of "Size of Your Town".
Following a brief hiatus, 2017 sees Crepes reemerge with a newfound gusto and promise of a debut LP. Holding true to the quintet’s signature brand of quaint and catchy guitar-pop, Channel Four's playfully titled first offering, "Sexyland", chugs along with the zeal of a group eager to make an impression. Shimmering keys flicker over a driving rhythm and steel string slide-guitar, hinting at the band’s love of mid-‘70s rock ‘n’ roll (think Paul McCartney’s Wings, or Steely Dan’s more stripped-back moments), also evident in "9-5 Summer Breakers" and "Mild Conversation". More introspective, at times experimental, moments can be found in the cosmic-calypso of "Four Years Time" and the hazy, Numan-indebted title track, "Channel Four".
Channel Four is a nostalgic and disarmingly earnest exploration of young love, aspiration, self-doubt and lost relationships that will no doubt find a place in the hearts of those enchanted by Crepes' debut EP.
Self-produced alongside David M Turner esq. (Redspencer, Tourist Dollars), the record was fully realised with the help of Woods’ Jarvis Taveniere (Mild High Club, Charlie Hilton), and Joseph Carra (Eddy Current Suppression Ring, Dick Diver) on mixing and mastering duties respectively.
Channel Four is due for release in late 2017, with a first single expected to drop in June.
A much-adored EP release in 2015 saw the quintet gain supports with the likes of DIIV, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard and Pond’s Nicholas Allbrook, whilst earning praise from the likes of Rolling Stone, NME, Triple J and BIRP (landing a spot in their coveted 'Best of 2014' compilation), along with Bobby Alessi (of Alessi Brothers fame) for their cover of 1976 hit ‘Seabird’.
Channeling inspirations as diverse as DEVO, Gary Numan and Cass McCombs, Crepes’ retro-edged pop ranges from the jaunty, surf-glazed jangle of "Cold Summers", to the dreamy and introspective synth strains of "Size of Your Town".
Following a brief hiatus, 2017 sees Crepes reemerge with a newfound gusto and promise of a debut LP. Holding true to the quintet’s signature brand of quaint and catchy guitar-pop, Channel Four's playfully titled first offering, "Sexyland", chugs along with the zeal of a group eager to make an impression. Shimmering keys flicker over a driving rhythm and steel string slide-guitar, hinting at the band’s love of mid-‘70s rock ‘n’ roll (think Paul McCartney’s Wings, or Steely Dan’s more stripped-back moments), also evident in "9-5 Summer Breakers" and "Mild Conversation". More introspective, at times experimental, moments can be found in the cosmic-calypso of "Four Years Time" and the hazy, Numan-indebted title track, "Channel Four".
Channel Four is a nostalgic and disarmingly earnest exploration of young love, aspiration, self-doubt and lost relationships that will no doubt find a place in the hearts of those enchanted by Crepes' debut EP.
Self-produced alongside David M Turner esq. (Redspencer, Tourist Dollars), the record was fully realised with the help of Woods’ Jarvis Taveniere (Mild High Club, Charlie Hilton), and Joseph Carra (Eddy Current Suppression Ring, Dick Diver) on mixing and mastering duties respectively.
Channel Four is due for release in late 2017, with a first single expected to drop in June.
Four Years Time
Crepes Lyrics
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Cold Summers It all feels like a dream But lately I've been feeling…
Mild Conversation I felt myself shaking it off These times are windy rock Taki…
Sexyland She asked me to take her to sexyland, I said there…
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@twixx
French people are notorious for being snobby and stuck up.
And I say this as someone who has a very large percentage of French genetics in them.
I traveled to France from America for a vacation almost 20 years ago, and I found a lot of the people to be very cold and strange and snobby.
This was very disheartening for me, because I had romanticized what France would be like in my head, as well as their people.
I was expecting to fall in love with the country and its citizens, but that simply didn’t happen.
And I’m being honest with you that I was not being snobby or cold or stuck up to them in any way.
Interestingly, after I went to France on that vacation, I went to England. I was NOT expecting to fall in love with the country or its people, but that is exactly what happened.
I fell in love with it so much that I really wanted to move there! Unfortunately, I couldn’t make that dream come true because within the year after that vacation, I underwent a disastrous back fusion surgery that disabled me for life.
It was probably for the best though, because England has fallen so far since that period of time (as well as France).
So has America, but it still has a bit more freedom left in it than the UK and France does.
Sergio Hinojosa
Never seen this Level 1 chef before! But glad we are back to our regularly scheduled program. Level 1’s were getting too competent
Fenris Lokison
@GudMast3r 13 There's a nice way to ask people questions :D
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I think it's because some of the level 1 chefs were growing through the pro vs home cook series
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Alvin Teji
I think they should hire some more level 1’s
And promote the previous to 1.5’s😂
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And the Reddi Whip 🤣
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Finally, a Level 1 Chef with a box. Bless you Jerry.