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FAREWELL HORIZONTAL - TALES OF WOAH
Independently released 25th Nov 2022. Free to stream + download. Subscribe above or below, support DIY
FAREWELL HORIZONTAL - YOU'RE NOT AN EMPATH
Independently released 22nd Oct 2021. Free to stream + download. Subscribe above or below, support DIY
Fuzz-laden pop rock, coursed with jangled riffs and a laconic late 80s indie-pop flutter. Farewell Horizontal are the latest act to cement Melbourne’s reputation as “jangle central”. - Janglepophub
4.5 stars from The Doesn’t Suck
A White Light White Heat pick of the week
I’ve been jamming a lot of Farewell Horizontal as of late, and I feel like you should too. Their songs are just pure, unfettered no-frills pop rock. They’ve got these huge riffs that have just the right amount of distortion, but not outlandish enough to lose sight of the song. - Austin Town Hall
FAREWELL HORIZONTAL - AN ARGUMENT WITH AN IDIOT
Independently released 27th Jan 2021. Free to stream + download. Subscribe above or below, support DIY
"A diverse record musically, full of wry humour lyrically… An instant favourite, this record feels like a grower." - Add to Wantlist
Radio Adelaide Album of the Week/13th most played artist, February
Featured in PBS FM’s “Top tracks we’re loving” playlist, The Doesn’t Suck’s Top 10 albums of the month, and included in both Janglepophub and White Light White Heat’s best of new releases
“Farewell Horizontal have a wide range of influences: punk, grunge, glam, power pop, garage, psych, they know what’s good and therefore know how to really make the goods. The music has heart with intellect and humor graciously peppered in." - American Pancake
"A clash of the perfect musical titans, power-pop from Europe battling with the classic Oceanic guitar sound." - Austin Town Hall
FAREWELL HORIZONTAL - AVOIDING THE VOID
Independently released 18th Sep 2020. Free to stream + download. Subscribe above or below, support DIY
“Indie rock that can range in almost Sebadoh or Pavement territories, but which also manages to reveal incredibly melodic and jangling sides” - Polaroid
Featured by Janglepophub, Polaroid blog, Come Here Floyd, Austin Town Hall, Prettyinnoise.de, Last Day Deaf, lo-fi indie bedroompop, We Love Lo-fi Music, The New LoFi, kid with a vinyl and Clunk Magazine.
"Just when you think you have the Melbourne scene pigeonholed, Farewell Horizontal offers a glimpse at just how incredible the music is in that city. Music you never want to end" - Austin Town Hall
"Brooding, succinct, bright, and always attached to a thinking vibe... We all need more of Farewell Horizontal" - Come Here Floyd