Музыка и песни Lower Plenty / Lower Plenty

Strange Beast" is the first single to be taken from LOWER PLENTY's highly regarded album "Hard Rubbish" (Fire Records) The subtle "Strange Beast" is has haunting as it is memorable. A song which shuffles gently around the melody whilst enveloping the listener in an atmosphere of beautiful gloom. We hear our lo-fi troubadours account; "Loneliness is the biggest killer of them all" with a sincerity that leaves one shaken and stirred. Only the brightest of artists can reach such heights with so little fuss. The previously unreleased "Old Tom" is another lo-fi gem. Out of a cloud of tape hiss a simple yet infectious guitar melody combines with random percussion and matter of fact vocals. The result? Another laid back pop gem from the back streets of inner city Melbourne. The vibrancy of the current Australian music scene has no peers worldwide. Along with other house favourites such as BLANK REALM and SCOTT & CHARLENE'S WEDDING, LOWER PLENTY are destined for international recognition given their unique take on human existence and penchant for short snappy sombre songs Style: Independent

Artist: Lower Plenty Label: Fire Records

Fire Records delve further in to the Australian underground with the signing of Melbourne-based four-piece LOWER PLENTY. Their transfixing LP "Hard Rubbish" was voted Album of the Year 2012 on Aussie indie bible Mess + Noise. Comprised of some of the city's most talented musicians, Daniel Twomey, Jensen Tjhung, Sarah Heyward and Al Montfort hail from various other bands such as DEAF WISH, TOTAL CONTROL, UV RACE and THE FOCUS. A departure from the harsher sounds of their other projects, LOWER PLENTY create beautifully melancholy, suburban-country music that's made while sitting around the kitchen table. Raw and delicate, "Hard Rubbish" was recorded on eight-track reel-to-reel tape, often in just a single take. Their folk-tinged indie rock is flecked with experimentation whilst retaining a firm hold on some fantastically memorable melodies. With a non-traditional set-up of two guitars, drums and processed percussion with four vocals - LOWER PLENTY take us on a very exciting ride. As a bonus both formats include the debut album "Mean" released only on cassette in 2010. Style: Independent