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- Summary: The second full-length solo release from Australian drummer and Dirty Three co-founder Jim White was produced and mixed with Guy Picciotto.
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- Record Label: Drag City
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock
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Dec 12, 2025White doesn't aim for emotional grandiosity on Inner Day, but uses the album as a place to collect some spare instrumental musings and let them float around before one idea fades into the next.
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UncutDec 12, 2025White digs deeper into the seemingly symbiotic, drums/keyboard relationship, playing both with intuitive flair to hypnotic effect. [Review of the Year 2025, p.29]
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The WireDec 16, 2025The album is notable for featuring White's first vocal performance, both on "I Don't Do/ Grand Central", where he's joined in spirited conversation by Zoh Amba, and the title track, on which he narrates his inner life through word association and repetition. It's a taste of a new compositional element that will be interesting to hear develop. The album's other collaborator is White's regular producer Guy Picciotto, whose light touch encourages an egalitarian approach to sound, where everything is in the mix and everything matters. [Jan/Feb 2026, p.94].
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MojoDec 12, 2025Inner Day's voyage around the edges of the avant universe might be challenging, but it can also be mesmerising. [Dec 2025, p.83]