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about
There's no denying that Angus Maiden has delusions of grandeur. The Melbourne producer's music, with its shifting genres, complex ideas and non-radio-friendly sound, has invited both critical acclaim and harsh dismissal in droves. Working under the alias "The Peach Tree", Angus works on a conceptual album basis, threading together different streams of thought into lyrically cohesive yet stylistically disparate works.
With a fair following on the net gained through almost 20 EP and LP releases, it's no surprise that the attention has gone to Angus' head, leaving him to think his place in the universe is more important than it actually is.
In reflection of this, his latest album is titled "Inverted Fall Into Delusional Rockstar Dementia". The album is a morass of sentimental poetry and twitchy songwriting that deals with the idea of being an internet celebrity in only the author's eyes, whilst often a joke in others'.
Delusions abound in Angus' psyche, and the idea that his music is somehow a landmark in history is one of them.
The words "rockstar" or "star" appear many times on this album, yet ironically it's a more humble effort than some of his previous works. By recognising the delusion and addressing it through the very medium that is its cause, The Peach Tree's latest album appeals to those who are constantly searching for more, constantly reaching higher: artists and listeners alike.
Distorted guitars, sweet melodies, thought-provoking lyrics, an off-kilter voice, sexy basslines, layers of electronically-tinged atmospherics, carefully programmed drums, and a coy sense of humour to wrap it all up in.
Enjoy.
credits
released 30 May 2012
Angus Maiden - Almost Everything
Rachel Maiden sings with Angus on "The Daisy Factory"
Bassline on "A Star" by Linky Deedle Do
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