The Flood, by Tulalah

The Flood

by Tulalah

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Sven B. Schreiber (sbs) An overwhelming folk rock album with incredibly beautiful melodies and stunning full-blown arrangements, leaving me open-mouthed after each track. It found a permanent place in my heart, somewhere close to the masterpieces of Matt Ulery, which radiate a similar divine aura. Regarding my favorite track, I was torn between "Selma" and "Birthday Song", but I can tick here only one. Favorite track: Selma.

michael rütten Nai & Hiatus Kaiyote brought me here - wonderful mixture of songwriting and strings & things! no categories - just beautiful. Favorite track: And Yet It Moves.

Gavin Boyd This is incredible music. Deep, soulful, intricate, delicate and intelligent. An epic debut album from Australia's own, Tulalah. Don't sleep!

Roy Meerkamper Kind of neo-folk, very melodic, beautiful vocals, reminds me a bit of Hem. Thanks to Dr. Beaf for this find. Favorite track: Distortrait.

Dr. Beaf Awarding this AOTY15.

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1.	Distortrait 05:37	buy track
2.	Those Three Stars 06:15	buy track
3.	TV Set For Free 05:02	buy track
4.	Outgoing Tide 04:34	buy track
5.	Reprise 01:24	buy track
6.	Birthday Song 04:58	buy track
7.	Selma 04:56	buy track
8.	And Yet It Moves 06:15	buy track
9.	Apart 02:11	buy track
10.	I, Fantasise 03:38	buy track
11.	Quieter Love 05:40	buy track
12.	Worry Me Well 07:30	buy track
13.	Hell 04:13	buy track

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Tulalah are a 9-piece collective based in Melbourne. The band take folk, rock, jazz and orchestral influences to create a deep, emotive sound with a distinctive organic Australian flavour.

The album was recorded in a beach house in Blairgowrie on Melbourne's Mornington Peninsula with accompanying strings recorded in several halls & churches in Melbourne's inner north.

Tulalah are:

Oliver Bannister, Finn Bennet, Andy Clarke, Theo Conos, Bridie Cotter, Jesse Glass, Joshua Lynzaat, Nick Roder & Felix Watson.

Mixer & co-production: Jono Steer
Mastering: Crystal Mastering (Melbourne)
A&R: Mike Gurrieri

(C) 2015 Equinox Recordings

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released October 16, 2015

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