Me & The Plant
Me & The Plant formed in Manchester in the early 2000s, with Kieran Hebden on vocals and guitar. Their 2003 debut album was called A Plague of Angels. They...
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Me & The Plant formed in Manchester in the early 2000s, with Kieran Hebden on vocals and guitar. Their 2003 debut album was called A Plague of Angels. They put out Butcher the Savior in 2005, which included the song of the same name. Their later albums included The Seeds of Doubt and The Serpent's Egg.
Chris Sandford played bass and Andy Warren was on drums, though the lineup shifted at times. Their music drew from post-punk and experimental sounds, with Hebden's vocals often described as raw. They played live shows that could be confrontational.
Some of their lyrics and imagery drew criticism from religious groups. They kept recording through the 2010s, with The Devil's Advocate coming out in 2014.
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