Scattered Trees
Scattered Trees is a folk-rock band from Melbourne, Australia. Their 2017 album 'A Conversation' includes the track 'A Conversation (About Death On New Year's...
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Scattered Trees is a folk-rock band from Melbourne, Australia. Their 2017 album 'A Conversation' includes the track 'A Conversation (About Death On New Year's Eve)', which became one of their most recognized songs. They had released an EP called 'The Wake' two years earlier in 2015.
The band's lineup has included Sam Cromack on vocals and guitar, Ben MacIsaac on bass and vocals, and Alex Campbell on drums. Their songs like 'Sympathy' and 'Where You Came From' share the atmospheric, introspective quality that characterizes much of their work.
After their 2017 album, they put out singles in 2020 and 2022. Their music tends to explore personal themes with a straightforward, sometimes melancholic approach that connects with listeners looking for that kind of reflection.
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