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A propos de Tiny Ruins

Tiny Ruins are a band based in Auckland, New Zealand. Conceived in 2009 by songwriter Hollie Fullbrook to describe her solo output, the group now includes Cass Basil on bass, Alex Freer on drums & Tom Healy on electric guitar. Traversing early influences of folk and blues, Tiny Ruins’ sound draws on ethereal and grungy soundscapes alike. Fullbrook was born in Bristol, England, before moving to New Zealand with her family at the age of ten and settling in West Auckland. She learnt the cello from a young age, picking the guitar up and writing songs in her early teenage years. Asked to support Alasdair Roberts in Sydney, May 2010, she was signed to Australian indie label Spunk Records. Tiny Ruins’ debut 'Some Were Meant for Sea' was released in 2011 and saw critical praise for its minimalist approach & lyrical flair. Recorded by Fullbrook and producer Greg ‘J’ Walker (Machine Translations) in a small hall in South Gippsland, the album was voted 2011’s Album of the Year by BBC World Service arts & culture programme ‘World of Music’ and was a finalist for New Zealand’s Taite Prize in 2012. Tours of New Zealand, Australia & Europe followed, with Fullbrook performing solo, and later as a duo with Cass Basil on upright bass, supporting The Handsome Family throughout the UK. Joining forces with drummer Alex Freer, Tiny Ruins evolved into a three-piece, recording EP, 'Haunts', together in the Waipu bush, before working with Tom Healy at The Lab in Auckland on their second album, 'Brightly Painted One'. Championed by the New York Times, NPR and David Lynch, it won Best Alternative Album at the New Zealand Music Awards in 2014, and saw a joint release by labels Bella Union, Spunk Records and Flying Nun. Tiny Ruins have undertaken several international headlining tours, both in a solo capacity and as a band, opening for Calexico on their 2013 Australasian tour, Sharon Van Etten across the USA in 2014, and an eclectic array of opening slots, from Beach House, Joanna Newsom and Father John Misty to Neil Finn, Ryan Adams and Leon Bridges. Most recently, Fullbrook has collaborated with filmmaker David Lynch on a single, 'Dream Wave', released on 7" vinyl in 2016, and on EP 'Hurtling Through with drummer Hamish Kilgour of The Clean. The band have just finished their third album, set for release in 2018.
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Genres:
Folk, Singer, Songwriter
Ville:
Auckland, New Zealand

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Commentaires des fans

kelly
19 septembre 2023
They were great. What a treat for a Monday night. Thank you Kelly
Birmingham, United Kingdom@
Hare & Hounds
Matt
28 mars 2019
Exceptional!
London, United Kingdom@
Bush Hall

A propos de Tiny Ruins

Tiny Ruins are a band based in Auckland, New Zealand. Conceived in 2009 by songwriter Hollie Fullbrook to describe her solo output, the group now includes Cass Basil on bass, Alex Freer on drums & Tom Healy on electric guitar. Traversing early influences of folk and blues, Tiny Ruins’ sound draws on ethereal and grungy soundscapes alike. Fullbrook was born in Bristol, England, before moving to New Zealand with her family at the age of ten and settling in West Auckland. She learnt the cello from a young age, picking the guitar up and writing songs in her early teenage years. Asked to support Alasdair Roberts in Sydney, May 2010, she was signed to Australian indie label Spunk Records. Tiny Ruins’ debut 'Some Were Meant for Sea' was released in 2011 and saw critical praise for its minimalist approach & lyrical flair. Recorded by Fullbrook and producer Greg ‘J’ Walker (Machine Translations) in a small hall in South Gippsland, the album was voted 2011’s Album of the Year by BBC World Service arts & culture programme ‘World of Music’ and was a finalist for New Zealand’s Taite Prize in 2012. Tours of New Zealand, Australia & Europe followed, with Fullbrook performing solo, and later as a duo with Cass Basil on upright bass, supporting The Handsome Family throughout the UK. Joining forces with drummer Alex Freer, Tiny Ruins evolved into a three-piece, recording EP, 'Haunts', together in the Waipu bush, before working with Tom Healy at The Lab in Auckland on their second album, 'Brightly Painted One'. Championed by the New York Times, NPR and David Lynch, it won Best Alternative Album at the New Zealand Music Awards in 2014, and saw a joint release by labels Bella Union, Spunk Records and Flying Nun. Tiny Ruins have undertaken several international headlining tours, both in a solo capacity and as a band, opening for Calexico on their 2013 Australasian tour, Sharon Van Etten across the USA in 2014, and an eclectic array of opening slots, from Beach House, Joanna Newsom and Father John Misty to Neil Finn, Ryan Adams and Leon Bridges. Most recently, Fullbrook has collaborated with filmmaker David Lynch on a single, 'Dream Wave', released on 7" vinyl in 2016, and on EP 'Hurtling Through with drummer Hamish Kilgour of The Clean. The band have just finished their third album, set for release in 2018.
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Genres:
Folk, Singer, Songwriter
Ville:
Auckland, New Zealand

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