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The third single from 21 Bum Salute, the new Party Dozen album, after “Special Unit” and “Euro Stomper”: a Stooges-like blast of saxophone and drums. The Sydney duo say it looks at power from two sides – the rush of growing too powerful, and the ugliness of power hoarded by one side out of greed – and the track starts sure of itself and turns uneasy.
Party Dozen: Kirsty Tickle (saxophone, effects, vocals), Jonathan Boulet (drums, samples, production). From 21 Bum Salute, Grupo / City Slang, November 6, 2026. Sources: Stereogum, Wikipedia. Photograph: the control room of White Bay Power Station, Rozelle, Sydney, March 26, 2006, by Andy Mitchell, CC BY-SA 2.5. This tinted crop is shared under the same licence.
- №
- NMU 261012 B
- artist
- Party Dozen
- title
- Full Powers
- band
- Kirsty Tickle, Jonathan Boulet
- from
- 21 Bum Salute (2026)
- label
- Grupo / City Slang
- photograph
- Andy Mitchell, White Bay Power Station, Sydney, 2006. CC BY-SA 2.5.
- filed
- October 12, 2026
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