The Phoenix Foundation has evolved through various musical phases, transforming from high school distortion enthusiasts into indie folk pioneers and now, masters of motorik dream pop. After a five-year hiatus since their last release, ‘Give Up Your Dreams’, this talented New Zealand collective has poured their creativity into a remarkable new album titled ‘Friend Ship’.
During this time, the band members have been busy touring and collaborating, notably creating the acclaimed soundtrack for Taika Waititi’s film, ‘Hunt for the Wilderpeople’. Finally, the six friends reunited in studios, garages, and even forests to craft this concise ten-song album. ‘Friend Ship’ effortlessly blends dreamy introspective pop with psychedelic rock elements, showcasing their growth as artists through a collection of masterfully crafted tracks.
Track Listing:
- 1. Guru – The Phoenix Foundation
- 2. Miserable Meal (With the NZSO) – The Phoenix Foundation
- 3. Hounds of Hell (With Nadia Reid) – The Phoenix Foundation
- 4. Decision Dollars (With Hollie Fullbrook) – The Phoenix Foundation
- 5. Transit of Venus (With the NZSO) – The Phoenix Foundation
- 6. Tranquility (With Hollie Fullbrook) – The Phoenix Foundation
- 7. Landline – The Phoenix Foundation
- 8. Former Glory (With Anita Clark) – The Phoenix Foundation
- 9. My Kitchen Rules – The Phoenix Foundation
- 10. Trem Sketch – The Phoenix Foundation
Released in 2020, this limited edition pink vinyl is a must-have for collectors and fans of indie music alike. Don’t miss your chance to buy vinyl records online and experience the magic of The Phoenix Foundation.
Kevin Scott (verified owner) –
Absolutely love the dreamy sound of The Phoenix Foundation! ‘Friend Ship’ on pink vinyl is a stunning addition to my collection and a must-have for dream pop fans.
Michael Love (verified owner) –
The exquisite blend of indie music and psychedelic rock in ‘Friend Ship’ is captivating. Plus, the limited edition pink vinyl looks amazing on my shelf!
Elizabeth Williams (verified owner) –
I highly recommend checking out this album. The Phoenix Foundation has outdone themselves, and I can’t get enough of their unique style — the vinyl is a perfect way to enjoy their music.