Of Course You Said

Of Course You Said
"Of Course You Said"
Single by Dardanelles
from the album Dardanelles
Released 2007 (2007)
Format CD, Digital download
Recorded 2006
Genre Indie rock
Post punk
Neo-progressive rock
Label Mosquito's Tweeter / Inertia Distribution (AUS only)
Producer Woody Annison
Dardanelles singles chronology
Origami Tree
(2007)		 Of Course You Said
(2007)		 Footsteps
(2007)

"Of Course You Said" is the second and final single taken from Melbourne Indie rock band Dardanelles EP of the same name released in 2007. The song, which the band reveal deals with the theme of spiritual bankruptcy, was subsequently remixed by Melbourne based electro DJ "Riot in Belgium

Personnel

  • Josh Quinn-Watson (vocals, keyboard, samples)
  • Alex Cameron (guitar)
  • James Nicolson (bass)
  • Ravi Sandhu (drums)

External links


v · Dardanelles
Josh Quinn-Watson | Alex Cameron | Cayn Borthwick | Mitch McGregor
James Nicholson
Studio Album
EP
Singles
"Origami Tree" | "Of Course You Said" | "Footsteps"

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