Some songs

Description

Two years after a highly acclaimed self-titled debut album, Australian Fergus Miller unveils his second album. A worthy heir to the Americans Guided By Voices and Elliott Smith, this new opus recorded in the legendary Plutonium studio in Brisbane offers thirteen unique pop songs, driven by Miller's fragile and moving voice and melodic guitars reminiscent of the greatest hours of 90's bands like Pavement. The tracks on this new album address serious topics such as love, alcoholism, and friendship, all while maintaining a form of lightness that gives it all its charm, as seen in the haunting first single Ice Cream Dreams, an irresistible pop refrain reminiscent of Sparklehorse and Wild Nothing. Some Songs firmly establishes Fergus Miller among the most talented singer-songwriters of the current scene.