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Going “off-grid” has proven to inspire great advances in ethical living, iNTERMITENT is here to show how it can also prove to be beneficial to ethical composing and production. Consisting of just one band member, J-M writes, plays and records all aspects heard on the new single Seventh released by iNTERMITENT which has been mixed by the ARIA-winning Lachlan 'Magoo' Goold (Midnight Oil, Regurgitator, Powderfinger), who posits that DIY recording is a new paradigm of the recording studio. iNTERMITENT’s approach to songwriting and recording is righteously DIY. Employing a 'use what you have' mentality, the instruments heard are mostly gifts or borrowed from friends and family, while vocal booths consisting of blankets and ladders are set up in unique locations around Australia. Using a 12 Volt off grid battery as a power source, it gave J-M the flexibility to record on the road and in remote places such as a national forest, motels, half built homes and the back of cars.

Consisting of just one band member, J-M writes, plays and records all aspects heard in iNTERMITENT’s Music. His grungey sound draws on the righteousness of late 60’s era folk-rock and the earnest acoustic leanings of noughties Alt-rock. 'Off-grid' recording is what iNTERMITENT is all about. The new single ‘Seventh’ mixed by the ARIA-winning Lachlan 'Magoo' Goold (Midnight Oil, Regurgitator, Powderfinger), posits that DIY recording is a new paradigm of the recording studio. iNTERMITENT’s approach to songwriting and recording is righteously DIY. Employing a 'use what you have' mentality, the instruments heard are mostly gifts or borrowed from friends and family, while vocal booths consisting of blankets and ladders are set up in unique locations around Australia. Using a 12 Volt off grid battery as a power source, it gave J-M the flexibility to record on the road and in remote places such as a national forest, half built homes and the back of cars.