Premier: Planes On Paper’s “The Ruins”
Earlier this month NadaMucho.com Contributor Adrienne Pollock reviewed the Ruins, the forthcoming second EP from Northwest Indie folk band Planes On Paper. As the record’s January 1 release date approaches, the band were nice enough to let us exclusively stream the title track, a song that frontman Navid Eliot says is “about rebuilding, in light of both the beautiful and the horrible recollections of the past.”
The Ruins was recorded in Seattle producer Dave Miner’s basement studio, The Chartreuse Muffin, and is the first time Planes On Paper have recorded with a full band. (Eliot and his partner Jen Borst recorded the first EP live as duo.)
Planes On Paper are one of several great local bands playing the Timbrrr! Winter Music Festival in Leavenworth on January 9-10.
Beautiful.
I love this band, and both Navid and Jen are just soo kind! Looking forward to my copy of this album!
love it!
So beautiful. Reminds me so much of Rusty Willoughby’s “Cobirds Unite”. Same instrumentation, very similar voices, harmonizing in very similar ways. Just great.
Beautiful! We love Planes On Paper….can’t wait to hear them in concert!
Sounds nice…think I’ll take my Mother out to your gig