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Bakers Eddy are a New Zealand punk rock group based in Australia. They released their debut studio album Love Boredom Bicycles on 25 March 2022.

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Years active2009–present
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Bakers Eddy
OriginWellington, New Zealand and Melbourne, Australia
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Years active2009–present
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Members
  • Ciarann Babbington - Vocals
  • Jamie Gordon - Drums
  • Alex Spagnolo - Guitar
  • Ian Spagnolo - Bass[1]
Websitewww.bakerseddy.com
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Career

The group forming when they were 12-years-old in Wellington, New Zealand before relocating to Melbourne, Australia in 2017 where they live in a share house.[2][3]

In November 2021, the group released "My Baby’s Like Cigarettes" and announced the forthcoming release of their debut studio album, Love Boredom Bicycles on 25 March 2022.[4] Frontman Ciarann Babbington said in a statement, "The whole record is supposed to sound like the life of the party."[5]

Discography

Studio albums

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AUS
Love Boredom Bicycles [A]
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Extended plays

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Plastic Wasteland
  • Released: 2015
  • Label: Bakers Eddy
  • Formats: CDr
I'm Not Making Good Decisions
  • Released: 20 April 2018[8]
  • Label: Bakers Eddy
  • Formats: CDr, Digital download, streaming
I'm Doing Better
  • Released: 6 June 2025[9]
  • Label: Bakers Eddy, ADA, Warner Australia
  • Formats: Digital download, streaming
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Singles

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"Hyper Excessive Consumption"[10] 2014 Plastic Wasteland
"Something Outside"[11] 2015
"Wallbreaker"[12] 2016 non album singles
"Big Man"[13]
"If You See Kay"[14] 2017 I'm Not Making Good Decisions
"Sad and Happy"[15] 2018
"Good Decisions"[16]
"Jack Shit for You"[17]
"Leave It to Me"[18] non album singles
"Can't Afford It"[19] 2019
"On My Own"[20]
"T Shirt"[21] 2020
"A Verry Merry Christmas"[22]
"21"[23] 2021 Love Boredom Bicycles
"Concertina"[5]
"Space Is Nothing"[24]
"My Baby's Like Cigarettes"[4]
"Hi-Vis Baby"[25] 2022
"Sober"[2]
"Motor Racing"/"Easy Steeze"[26] TBA
"Manners Street"[27] 2025 I'm Doing Better
"UFO"
"Dust On My Brain"[9]
"Hopeless Dreams"[28]
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Notes

  1. Love Boredom Bicycles did not enter the ARIA Top 50 Albums Chart, but peaked at number 18 on the ARIA Vinyl Albums Chart.[7]

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