Retreat - Roles

Take a trip with roles

Take a FREE guided journey through the debut album from Roles with exclusive video, artwork, commentary, behind the scenes material, daily reflections and more.

Experience the album ‘There’s A Space’- beyond the music, behind the scenes & above the veil.

During the 5 day album experience you’ll receive a daily email linking you to a hidden webpage available only to participants. Each day will revolve around 2 songs, but it will go way beyond the audio. With never before seen creations, behind the scenes and more.

A FREE TRIP with:

* 10 Songs (to stream or download): listen when/where-ever.

* Heaps of bonus material: be contented with the extras.

* Behind the scenes look into the making of the album: see how it began.

* Daily reflections: contemplate the mystery with us.

* Official Music Videos: see Luis dance!

* Other Unique videos & graphics: visually inclined? we’ve got you.

* Vlog commentary on each song: watch Lou pretend she is being interviewed.

* All the Lyrics: have a Roles sing-a-long.

* Viewable on all devises: take us with you wherever you like.

* 5 day online art experience: pace yourself with a little space each day.

* No obligations & no charges: name & email is all that’s required.

Roles make minimal post-punk & post-pop songs using interviews, lectures and other recordings. Our first collection harnesses stories shared by American psychedelic and new-age pioneer Ram Dass. This work is now our debut album ‘There’s A Space’ and we are giving it away. You are invited to the Roles Human Shaped Space Retreat.

some blogs said:

“Combining buzzing synth bass, drum machine and guitar with Louise's warm-lit, soulful vocals, its mix of synthetic and organic are a hit mix.”

“Ominously buzzing pulsing bassline, scattered with light three-stringed guitar strums and tapping backbeats, form quivering, dramatically minimal moods”

"Melbourne band, Roles, are about to unleash their debut album of post-punk/art pop goodness….I know this because I have been privileged to an early listen."

some folks on socials said:

“Ambience meets surrealism, mixed with a little Art school Romance of a kind. Dreamy/post pop synth”

“great sound, honest music”

“Early New Order, Early Depeche Mode, cracking tune and sound”

“Nice keyboarding Ross”

"if joy division and the go-betweens started crying while love making, this is what it would sound like"