1. Who are these merchants of melody?
3. Who have Tiny Little Houses been compared to?
Indie Shuffle compared Tiny Little Houses to Built To
Spill, Real Estate and Neutral Milk Hotel.
4. What is the good word from the fine folk in the press?
“A
brilliantly melodic track” – NME.
“Jangly
guitars and swirling pop riffs” – The AU Review.
“A
beautiful crooner of a song” – Pile Rats.
5. Which bands have given the glimmer of genius to Tiny Little Houses?
7. Do Tiny Little Houses have any more great tunes?
Every Man Knows His Plague And You Are Mine has shuffle and a stiff backbone.
8. Any more words fool?
NME put it best, “Triple J have been hammering new band Tiny Little Houses back in their native Australia.”
“I
don’t wanna be a cultural cringe,
Don’t you miss the summer?”
The Big Moon are an alternative rock band from London, England. DIY compared The Big Moon to The Arctic Monkeys. The Road (Sept'15) is The Big Moon's third single and a tune The Line Of Best Fit felt “is a tangled web of riffs, church organs and Warpaint-y harmonies.” The Road is a chill track with bite from the guitar.
“Heaven
help me, now I’ve got no good reason to stay”
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