Northbourne Flats

Somewhere between earthy grit and ethereal harmony is where you’ll find Northbourne Flats. A bunch of best friends from Canberra, Australia, taking on the tricky world of love, death and trying to move out of your parents house. Armed with acoustic guitars, a quartet of voices, and a live show that’s equal parts intimate and raucous (get vaxxed and come see us one day pls?), they have cemented their artistry within the local scene and are now reaching outwards.

Northbourne Flats have been honing their craft since 2015 and after recently recruiting the vocal dexterity of Ruby Delgado, following their previous collaboration on <a href="spotify:album:7Ll9FzB4WZr1LjLEJQhHxT" data-name="Paralysed">Paralysed</a>, the Flats have embarked on a new era. Coming back to work with local producer Guy Lilleyman (<a href="spotify:artist:7q4VsjIckcxveREl3L2rXJ" data-name="Guyy &amp; the Fox">Guyy &amp; the Fox</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:7kwuujRrUf8BEBpqsruKiW" data-name="Kim Yang">Kim Yang</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:6N61j0U0h2YION7DA8xOBy" data-name="Kopasetic">Kopasetic</a>) and videographer Harry Chalker, they are preparing to deliver a rapturous new release…

“Inspired by the likes of <a href="spotify:artist:6fBF4MULW5yMzyGaon1kUt" data-name="John Butler Trio">John Butler Trio</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:5uKeKhwXi2w5cXdtoSaqjz" data-name="The Waifs">The Waifs</a>, Northbourne Flats have a true blue sound running through their veins.” - Isabella Ross, Temporary Dreamer