Stonefield - Bent (Vinyl) (2019) [24bit/96kHz]

Stonefield have been rendering their powerful mosaic of proto-psych since they were only as tall as the smallest of the strange stone formations that surround their hometown in Australia’s rural South-East. For over a decade, the four Findlay sisters have seemingly existed within their own stellar nebula; unaffected by fleeting modern musical trends, their sound is a homage to the prog, metal and psych powerhouses of the 70s whilst remaining completely their own.

From practicing in their family shed as teenagers, to touring the world with Fleetwood Mac, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, King Tuff, and King Gizzard, it’s been a strange trip for the four Findlay sisters. As Stonefield, they’ve got three albums and thousands of miles under their belts, plus plenty of perspective on what it’s like to fight to make a place for themselves, and tell their own story.

“Our new record is about our own experiences and stories,” explains Amy, “Songs about the fear of walking home alone at night, stories of what it’s like being an all-female band and the power of supporting one another." With that being the lyrical subject, the music that came out is definitely our heaviest.”

By taking control of the narrative, and pumping it up with stack-blowing, guitar hero riffs and razor-edged vocals, it becomes an album of power, control, and confidence–projected in the face of a world that too often forces the opposite.

Tracklist:
A1 – Sleep (04:08)
A2 – Dog Eat Dog (03:06)
A3 – Dead Alive (03:20)
A4 – People (03:59)
A5 – Route 29 (02:59)
B1 – 66 (03:34)
B2 – If I Die (03:30)
B3 – Dignity (01:18)
B4 – Shutdown (02:53)
B5 – Woman (04:12)



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