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The Red Tree
Genre: Electronic, Indie
Region: Melbourne, VIC
Members: Nick van Cuylenburg, Cameron Gough, Daphne Do
Sounds Like: Sigur Ros, mum, The Postal Service
Influences: Sigur Ros, Radiohead, Bjork
Artist Website: www.theredtree.net

Unearthed Artists We Like: [Me] , Seekae , The Tealeaves


Melbourne three piece THE RED TREE create a unique synthesis of ambient, textural and electronic pop; delicately interweaving dense sonic landscapes with haunting vocal harmonies and driving beats. Their music moves dynamically through minimalist sonic lullabies to full, realized crescendos, resulting in a captivating, melancholic yet beautiful listening experience which is set before a flickering backdrop of sublimely animated projections. The group formed whilst living together above a gallery in 2005, and after a few years of experimentation, they have finished their debut album entitled 'I am not a bird', due to be released in June 2009 through Green/MGM distribution, in conjunction with 'a new entity'.

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Ziah
rating:  5/5
Wow. Beautiful. I would love to see these guys live. Preferably outdoors on a picnic blanket under a full moon with a great glass of wine.
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Ivory and Gold
rating:  3/5
Beautiful spacious dreamy pop. Great use of melody and dynamics.
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Ziah
rating:  4/5
Exquisitely layered, introspective pop. Having the drums low in the mix creates a dream-like texture which really works. Stronger melodies and would ...
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Ziah
rating:  4/5
This is such a stunning song. Beautiful and sublime. I love how it subtly builds before reaching that epic climax at the end. Excellent stuff.
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This project is supported by the Australia Council, the Australian Government’s arts funding and advisory body, through its Music Board Section.