Crooked Colours Finds ‘Dirt Road Gold’ On Fourth Studio Album

After more than a decade of indie-electronica curation, Crooked Colours brings a fresh wave of selects with their fourth studio album, Dirt Road Gold. Crooked Colours have spent their career shaping the indie-dance space with timeless soundscapes interlaced with unique, electronic flair. Once a dynamic trio, this Australian-bred project has taken on a new shape, with Phillip Slabber leading the project forward solo and in a fresh direction. After a quiet few years, Slabber is finally bringing Crooked Colours back to life with the project’s long-awaited fourth studio album, Dirt Road Gold. Building on the legacy that was Tomorrows, Dirt Road Gold steps into a new kind of vulnerability, highlighting the massive changes that have taken place for Crooked Colours. Slabber uses uncertainty as fuel, expanding the edges of their dreamy, familiar production into something more fluid. This 12-track project explores love, longing, and nostalgia through a new lens, offering listeners the melodic warmth and familiarity of their original sound with more depth than ever before. The vision for this album was to create something that feels honest to where I’m at right now, but still connected to th...