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False Heights Debut EP No...? Who?
False Heights
Debut EP No...?
Who?
Featuring the single ‘Cascades’
“Armed with polyphonic keys,
electric drums and the occasional guitar
riff,
these multi-instrumentalists took the edge
off the night nicely with their laid-back melody and head
bopping drum loops. Swapping up the sticks for the guitar
while singing sweetly, these two knew how to put on a good
show, keeping the crowd attentive for the entirety of their
set”
Matt Mutinous - Reviewer
Led by the single
‘Cascades’ False Heights bring us their
Debut EP ‘No...?
Who?’
False Heights is a duo of unlikely powerhouses. With April Nisbet on keys and Ashley Pirie on drums and guitar, together their voices fuse the soft with the masculine to create dreamy songs that are super catchy but, with an indie punch.
‘Cascades’ is about relationships and how in the beginning its Milk & Honey and it then it turns sour. Sometimes it’s better to let go and then you can reflect on the memories to see what lessons you have learnt.
The False Heights EP is a
collection of 6 tracks recorded and mixed by Nick
Poortman
and Kog Studio and
mastered at Kog Mastering Ltd.
False Heights are fast becoming a
popular live act in the local music scene often opening or
performing with many other well-known kiwi acts and have a
packed 2018 ahead. Amongst a flurry of other shows around
the North Island, False Heights recently
performed at ‘Lovelake Festival’
With plenty of live
shows in the near-future, expect to see this talented pair
showcase their debut EP and much more.
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