Nails Mountain by Till Plains
“Till Plains’ music is very intricate, precise and guitar led, and strays more towards more hardcore than pop-punk... It has a lot in common with nineties indie rock stuff, like Superchunk...”
--PUNK OR NOTHING . COM
“For a point of reference, they’re similar to Dillinger Four in that they exist in that sweet spot between gruff pop-punk and post-hardcore with more emphasis on the latter. Except they’re a whole lot smarter and artier!...it isn’t very often that music this vital crops up nowadays, and you’d be doing yourself a colossal disservice if you don’t check them out.”
--VERBAL GYMNASTICS
“a lo-fi post-hardcore band (though there is some pop-punk influence, for good measure).
--PUNK NEWS . ORG
“Till Plains comes off somewhat as a punk Modest Mouse... if you like indie pop and punk (as I most definitely do) then this is right up an alley very few can make work.”
--MAXIMUM ROCK N ROLL
Tracklist
| 1. | A Complaint | 0:48 |
| 2. | Eyeroller | 4:06 |
| 3. | 8.5 | 1:14 |
| 4. | Laser Shapes | 3:43 |
Credits
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Phratry Records Release Number 21
(c) & (p) 2007 Phratry Records, LLC
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License
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Four dudes who like anthemic punk rock and other, weird music too much to keep the two mutually exclusive. Formed in 2007, Till Plains began working with Phratry Records in late 2009. The release of the Nails Mountain EP was their swan song. Members of Till Plains have since gone on to play in Gazer (Phratry), Vacation (Let's Pretend), Tweens (French Kiss) and Diarrhea Planet (Infinity Cat)