Tiny Little HousesFor an EP with such a depressing title, the four tracks on Melbourne quartet Tiny Little Houses' debut release are impressively upbeat.
It's a pleasure to sit back in the sun and let the shining sounds in. The brainchild of frontman Caleb Karvountzis, the band have spent the past couple of years working on their sound, and have found their groove in the lo-fi pop sphere. It's a world shaped by '90s and early '00s heroes Neutral Milk Hotel, Bright Eyes and even some of the poppier Modular acts of the mid-'00s like Softlightes. Watch out for more from these guys.
