Get all 11 Plini releases available on Bandcamp.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Sunhead, Salt + Charcoal, Handmade Cities, The End Of Everything, Atlas, I, Sweet Nothings, Cloudburst, and 3 more.
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Kind
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Salt + Charcoal
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Flâneur
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Sunhead
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Plini Sydney, Australia
Hi! I write music and play guitar.
CDs and other things can be found at my bigcartel site, and the music is also available on YouTube, iTunes and Spotify.
Peace & Love.
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The Shape of Colour
by Intervals
supported by 477 fans who also own “Sunhead”
Its like 90's Japanese games music with a hint of The Transformers Movie soundtrack thrown in. But, of course, it is so much more than that. You can let it wash over you or pay fine attention to the skills and detail on show, either way it is thoroughly enjoyable!
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The Way Forward
by Intervals
Who Bit the Moon
by David Maxim Micic
supported by 458 fans who also own “Sunhead”
This album is a spectacular achievement. I found it by accident and I keep listening to it as it keeps on giving. I find new elements in the tracks as I discover it more. This makes is a lot of fun. Couple of words on fidelity. I like the fact that FLACs are mastered in 24 bits but why stop there? Go to 48/24 or 96/24! We're music lovers, some of us invested in pretty awesome systems, we want to hear this fabulous music in a format that can showcase its sophistication!
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Darkest Light
by Shana Falana
On her latest LP, Shana Falana keeps her voice front and center.
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Dark Thoughts
by The Shivas
The Shivas deliver a set of righteous three-chord wonders with a mean streak that will always be to the tastes of a certain doomy subset of ‘60s rock fans.
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Lookout Low
by Twin Peaks
The Chicago group continue their sonic evolution, sounding more like Van Morrison than Ty Segall.
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Everybody Split
by Possible Humans
The Melbourne indie rock quartet trade in finely chiseled melodies and full-bodied choruses, creating a concise pop breakthrough.
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