Plotz

Plotz weave in and out of dreamlike states like a psychedelic trip gone right. Their pop sensibilities hold you firmly in place as they take you on a ride through some mellow clouds and deep valleys.

Being able to weave in and out of retro psych aesthetics would charm fans of Manchester Orchestra and Ariel Pink, while fans of The Strokes and Interpol will relish the indie rush that Yon and crew bullet through. Yon’s voice sits in a unique spot drawing comparisons to Mac Demarco and Julian Casablancas while retaining a much more rounded character.

The band has been gently prodding the music scene in Melbourne and up the East coast with high quality tunes. Their 2015 single, Down the Tubes, taken from the Gross EP was described by Tonedeaf as "…impressive melodic pop songwriting with their trademark down tempo chilled out attitude”. The carefree surf guitars on this track was followed up by 2017’s ‘All Up the Wall and Down the Street’ EP which was a more amped up affair.

The intensity level was put up a notch but still retained that classic vintage vibe and jangly guitar hooks. Lead single ‘Prom Song’ was an indie anthem putting a rough lo fi and vintage edge to the catchy choruses.

Plotz are back with their new single ‘Baby Shakes’, which is a leap into more intricate psych world but retains all the cool lofi feel that they’ve become known for. It’s the first taste of their new EP, set to be released later this year - Plotz are definitely going to shake things up.