"Echolalia" marked a sonic and thematic shift for Something for Kate, finding the band moving towards a more textured and experimental sound. The album's introspective lyrics and intricate arrangements solidified their reputation as one of Australia's most compelling rock acts.
- The album was recorded at Metropolis Studios in Melbourne with producer Wayne Connolly. It reached number 2 on the Australian ARIA Charts. The single "Monsters" became one of the band's most enduring tracks.
- Something for Kate toured extensively in support of "Echolalia," playing shows across Australia and Europe. The album was nominated for Best Rock Album at the 2001 ARIA Awards. It has since been certified platinum in Australia.
- "Echolalia" features the popular singles "Answered After Dark" and "Supercomputer." The album's title is a reference to a neurological condition. It was the band's first album to be released internationally through Murmur Records.
Something for Kate is an Australian rock band fronted by Paul Dempsey. They emerged in the mid-1990s and are known for their intricate guitar work and literate songwriting. In 2001, Something for Kate released "Echolalia," their third studio album, following the success of "Beautiful Sharks."
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