The Orbweavers

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Poison Garden 00:00 Tools
Confessions 03:30 Tools
Spotswood 03:35 Tools
Japanese Mountains 03:44 Tools
You Can Run (Fern's Theme) 03:46 Tools
Merri 03:13 Tools
Double Thread 02:47 Tools
The Other Side 04:15 Tools
Horseshoe Lake 04:22 Tools
Cyclamen 04:22 Tools
One by One 04:52 Tools
Loom 06:21 Tools
Rise Above 13:12 Tools
The Hook 00:00 Tools
Vitus 03:06 Tools
Invertebrate City 03:20 Tools
Radium Girls 03:20 Tools
My Needle 03:28 Tools
Fairy Tales 04:02 Tools
Up To Your Neck 03:20 Tools
Admira 04:13 Tools
Periods Of Light & Rock 04:03 Tools
On My Way Home 03:16 Tools
Diving Bell 05:14 Tools
Last Dance 04:45 Tools
Pins & Hummingwire 04:26 Tools
The Dry 00:00 Tools
Ceiling Rose 00:00 Tools
The Bower 03:42 Tools
Momento Mori 00:00 Tools
You Can Run 03:46 Tools
Nitrates 03:46 Tools
Blue Lake 03:46 Tools
The Reply 03:46 Tools
Mine 03:46 Tools
Match Factory 00:00 Tools
The Distant Call of Home 06:56 Tools
Reeds / Rush 06:56 Tools
Merri Christmas (Allocasuarina Remix) 00:00 Tools
Cameo Ring 00:00 Tools
Met Her On My Way Home 03:18 Tools
Last Dance part 1 04:45 Tools
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Salvaged from the tangled threads of Brunswick’s derelict textile mills, The Orbweavers have been wooing Melbourne with their Twin Peaks-style country folk for the last year, supporting The Spoils, The Dumb Earth and Conway Savage amongst others. Chiming electric guitar, violin, bass & drums, their haunting tunes travel the sea, moon and old forgotten places. "Folk Noir is a genre that is largely misunderstood. Okay, If you are deliberating over a bottle of sleeping pills or assembling a Charles Manson shrine in your bedroom, then I wouldn't recommend it. But if you are of relatively stable mind, this music can help you safely explore a darker side of your personality that all the cotton candy indie pop has long been obscuring. Start with The Orbweavers from Melbourne with their ominous vinyl vocals that teeter on the edge of malign and magnificent. A perfect example of this fascinating genre, and one that noone else in Australia seems brave enough to explore." www.sandwichclub.fm Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.