“If we meet the target on the pledge we meet the minimum requirements to get into the studio to record and produce an EP within our budget.
“If we go over our target amount on pledgeme we can expand into a full album.”
The band’s preference is to record the complete album rather than sink their hard-earned funds into a full presentation EP.
Smash Palace owner Darryl Monteith has described them as one of Gisborne’s most hard-working bands; bass player Gana Goldsmith styles Uni-Fi’s steam-punk, post-apocalyptic look, such as the through-a-windscreen prosthetics, and boiler suit and goggles for lead singer Cory Garrett to give the band an overall look. Even if heavy metal isn’t your flavour there is no denying Uni-fi stage a good show. To see one of their live gigs check them out at https://youtu.be/jHzpX1PW0So
Then help them make that full album by dropping off a little cash at https://www.pledgeme.co.nz/projects/6088-uni-fi-band-studio-goals (or if you’re typing the address in by hand, https://tinyurl.com/y5qx2bl8).
Good on ya, Gisborne.