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Leon Dufficy
Leon Dufficy is an Australian musician and multi-instrumentalist, best known as the guitarist and songwriter for the London-based indie rock band Psychic Markers. Dufficy has also released solo material under the moniker Winter Drones and has played in various bands, including Still Corners, Hush Arbors, and My Sad Captains.
Early Life and Career
[edit]Leon Dufficy was born and raised in Australia, where he was heavily involved in the Brisbane underground noise and experimental scene, playing in bands such as Shuriken and co-founding Soundmalfunction Records. His early influences spanned a variety of genres, shaping his distinctive sound as a guitarist and songwriter. After honing his craft in the Australian music scene, Dufficy relocated to London, where he became involved in several key musical projects.
Music Career
[edit]Psychic Markers
[edit]Dufficy is most widely recognized as a member of Psychic Markers, a London-based noise rock band signed to Bella Union. The band is known for its atmospheric sound and eclectic blend of krautrock, dream-pop and experimental music. Dufficy serves as one of the band's guitarists and songwriters, contributing to their unique sound and growing reputation within the underground London music scene.
Winter Drones (Solo Project)
[edit]In addition to his work with Psychic Markers, Dufficy has released solo material under the name Winter Drones. His solo work explores a more ambient, introspective style, often incorporating elements of electronic music and minimalism. Winter Drones has received praise for its atmospheric soundscapes and emotionally resonant compositions.
Other Bands and Collaborations
[edit]Throughout his career, Dufficy has been involved in various other musical projects. He was the live touring guitarist with Still Corners, an indie-pop duo known for their dreamy, cinematic sound, who have released two albums on Sub Pop Records. He has also worked with Hush Arbors, a project blending psych-folk, rock, and experimental elements, releasing two albums on Thurston Moore's Ecstatic Peace label. Additionally, Dufficy has performed with My Sad Captains, a Bella Union band known for their melodic, atmospheric music.
Musical Style and Influence
[edit]Leon Dufficy’s musical style is characterized by his versatility as a multi-instrumentalist and his ability to seamlessly blend various genres, from dream pop and psych to experimental and electronic music. As a guitarist, he is known for his atmospheric playing and his ability to create intricate textures within his music. His songwriting often explores themes of introspection, nature, and the human experience.
Discography
[edit]With Psychic Markers
- Scrap Book No. 1 (2014)
- Hardly Strangers (2018)
- Psychic Markers (2020)
- Blue Dreams or Sucre de la Pastèque (2020)
As Winter Drones
- Blood in the Coffin (2010)
- Heavy Eyes (2014)
- Hearing Things (2024)
Other Contributions
- Still Corners – Creatures of an Hour (2011)
- Hush Arbors – Hush Arbors (2008)
- Hush Arbors – Yankee Reality (2009)
- My Sad Captains – Sun Bridge (2017)
- Shuriken – Defining Attempts at Structure (1999)
- Shuriken – Insanity is the Gauntlet of Danger (2003)
- Shuriken – Bukkake Riot (2004)
- The Zebras – The Zebras (2004)
- The Zebras – Worry a Lot (2006)
- Green Rays – Self-titled (2023)
Personal Life
[edit]Leon Dufficy currently resides between London and Sydney, where he continues to write, record, and perform. Despite his collaborative efforts with other musicians, Dufficy is known for maintaining a relatively low profile, focusing instead on his creative projects.
References
[edit]- ^ Australian