Music Premiere: Ella Hooper Vs Graveyard Train
News posted Thursday, June 28 2012 at 12:00 PM.
Related: Graveyard Train, Ella Hooper, The Verses.
If you’re dipping your toe into gothic country who better to enlist than Graveyard Train?
The Melbourne country-horror six-piece provide distinctive group backing vocals for the latest musical departure for Ella Hooper, who you might remember from ’90s deb ball favourites Killing Heidi and alt-country act The Verses, which she helmed with brother Jesse.
‘Low High’ is the first taste of debut solo album In Tongues, which was produced and recorded by Jan Skubizewski (Owl Eyes, Illy) in his studio in the Melbourne suburb of Collingwood. Its stark black-and-white clip was shot in a remote pine forest in Victoria by photographer Wilk (PVT, Jack Ladder, Dappled Cities).
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North Melbourne Representz!
Posted Friday, June 29 2012. What?
This actually took me by surprise, not what i was expecting at all, she sounds and looks great. Nice clip too.
I like!
I like it too. Not what I expected from either parties. Thumbs up!
really dont like the dancing reminds me of Kimbra somehow.
Nope.
like!
That was pretty good.
Yes, finally, this has been brewing for a while.. Heard whispers. The album sounds great, a friend of mine played on the it, definitely not what I was expecting, and very good. Good on her.
The it? Just it.
She and the clip look pretty good too.
good track
The song is really really catchy and I like her voice.
The video is pretty cool too.
Not a fan of interpretive dance though.