Powerful Melbourne rock trio Cable Ties have released their widely anticipated second LP, Far Enough.
Capturing the attention of a slew of acclaimed press, Far Enough features all the critical elements of Cable Ties’ sound - colossal walls of ‘70s hard rock and pithy proto-punk are coupled with a pulsing rhythm section, anxious guitar, defiant songwriting, earth-trembling vocals and unwavering intensity.
According to guitarist and singer Jenny McKechnie, Far Enough revolves around the philosophy of hope, with album tracks drawing from the central theme of finding hope in dark moments.
“Hope is a really important theme on the album,” says Jenny. “In the past, I thought I could change things. I thought if I pointed out how messed up everything is, then people would see a clear path to fixing these problems. By the time I started writing this album, I had lost this hope. But it’s about the importance of getting hope back, even when you can see no logical reason to have it."
Release: Poison City Records/Merge Records, March 27th, 2020
Words: Slow Clap
Capturing the attention of a slew of acclaimed press, Far Enough features all the critical elements of Cable Ties’ sound - colossal walls of ‘70s hard rock and pithy proto-punk are coupled with a pulsing rhythm section, anxious guitar, defiant songwriting, earth-trembling vocals and unwavering intensity.
According to guitarist and singer Jenny McKechnie, Far Enough revolves around the philosophy of hope, with album tracks drawing from the central theme of finding hope in dark moments.
“Hope is a really important theme on the album,” says Jenny. “In the past, I thought I could change things. I thought if I pointed out how messed up everything is, then people would see a clear path to fixing these problems. By the time I started writing this album, I had lost this hope. But it’s about the importance of getting hope back, even when you can see no logical reason to have it."
Release: Poison City Records/Merge Records, March 27th, 2020
Words: Slow Clap
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