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EP REVIEW: Munchausen (TALL PINES)


EP: Munchausen ARTIST: Tall Pines

It's haze for days with Brissie grunge-gaze trio Tall Pines and their debut EP 'Munchausen'. Sporting three tracks and clocking in at just under 8 minutes all up, the band packs a whallop of sludgy guitars, walls of sound and the occasional moment of calm into a neat little package.

Title track 'Munchausen' plies breathy vocals over gloomy hooks, with a swift kick to the shins via the heavy climax. 'Highgate Hillsong' follows with skull-splitting distortion, before the emotive shoe-gaze love letter 'Splitting' rounds off the album.

It's refreshing to see a band adhere to a 'less is more attitude' in terms of content, and the result for Tall Pines is a stellar offering that showcases a band who can bathe in crushing reverb and still manage to paint complex emotive landscapes.

With plans to release a full-length album later this year, expect a lot more from this lot in the near future.

Hit up the band's socials and streaming online to hear more:


TALL PINES ARE: Kelly Hanlon, Owen Dengate & Cam Smith

EP RELEASE DATE: February, 2017

GENRE(S): Indie/Grunge/Shoe-Gaze

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