The duo of Lizzy Plapinger and Max Hershenow makes moody, self-contained music.
For their vibe, try 'Ash tree lane' first. 'Hurricane' holds up too.
Their sound has a particular pull, Plapinger's voice floating over Hershenow's atmospheric production, like on 'Ash tree lane' or 'Hurricane.' They've never chased trends, which gives their work a consistent, almost insular mood. In 2014, Plapinger spoke up about how the industry treats women, a moment that resonated beyond just their music.
They started with 'Secondhand Rapture' in 2013, then put out 'How Does It Feel' in 2015 and 'Savage' in 2018. The songs suggest a steady focus on their own sound rather than big shifts.
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