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Certainly not shy of owning a stage, The Uplifting Bell Ends (aka “The Bell Ends”) are renowned for their charismatic live shows and have gained more than cult level adoration in the Australian psych folk and garage rock scene since their first albums ‘World Music’ and ‘Super Giant’ were released back in 2015.
The Bell Ends effortlessly cool lofi approach to music-making and performing is guaranteed to warm the hearts of any listener. With an eccentric and mysterious cast including charismatic frontman James French, lead guitar shredders Jack Whittingham and Luke Moroney, and the retro musical genius Mr. Chet Tucker (Chet Sounds), the group have a type of chemistry that doesn’t come around often.
Their recording process is all in house, allowing the full extent of their explorations and experimentations to be reproduced in their true character, mirroring their unpredictable, yet reliably entertaining, live shows.
Over the years the ‘Super Giant’ album series have become collectable artifacts, with a steady stream of plays and record sales across the trilogy. At first listen one might struggle to assign The Bellies to a particular era or influence, owing to their true originality – we’d rather leave it up to interpretation.
The Bell Ends effortlessly cool lofi approach to music-making and performing is guaranteed to warm the hearts of any listener. With an eccentric and mysterious cast including charismatic frontman James French, lead guitar shredders Jack Whittingham and Luke Moroney, and the retro musical genius Mr. Chet Tucker (Chet Sounds), the group have a type of chemistry that doesn’t come around often.
Their recording process is all in house, allowing the full extent of their explorations and experimentations to be reproduced in their true character, mirroring their unpredictable, yet reliably entertaining, live shows.
Over the years the ‘Super Giant’ album series have become collectable artifacts, with a steady stream of plays and record sales across the trilogy. At first listen one might struggle to assign The Bellies to a particular era or influence, owing to their true originality – we’d rather leave it up to interpretation.
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