Tiny Ruins lyrics
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Artist's albums
Ceremony
2023 · album
Out of Phase
2023 · EP
Dogs Dreaming
2023 · single
Dorothy Bay
2023 · single
The Crab / Waterbaby
2023 · single
Olympic Girls (Solo)
2019 · album
My Love Leda (Solo)
2019 · single
One Million Flowers (Solo)
2019 · single
Olympic Girls
2019 · album
Holograms
2019 · single
School of Design
2018 · single
Olympic Girls - Single
2018 · single
How Much
2018 · single
Dream Wave
2016 · single
Hurtling Through
2016 · EP
Brightly Painted One
2014 · album
Haunts
2013 · EP
Some Were Meant for Sea
2011 · album
Little Notes
2010 · EP
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Biography
Tiny Ruins are a band based in Auckland, New Zealand, founded in 2009 by songwriter Hollie Fullbrook to describe her solo output. Debut Some Were Meant for Sea was recorded by Fullbrook and producer Greg ‘J’ Walker (Machine Translations) in an old hall in South Gippsland, Australia. It received critical praise for its minimalist approach and lyrical flair. Joining forces with bassist Cass Basil and drummer Alex Freer in 2013, an EP of older songs and B sides, Haunts, was recorded on tape machine by Jon Pearce (The Beths) in the Waipu bush. Following this, the trio met producer and future band-member Tom Healy to record second album, Brightly Painted One, released in 2014. Fullbrook recorded a collection of songs in Brooklyn NY with drummer Hamish Kilgour of The Clean, resulting in EP Hurtling Through, released late 2015. This was followed by the 2016 release of Dream Wave - a 7" single recorded/produced by renowned filmmaker David Lynch. Third full length album 'Olympic Girls', produced again by the band's electric guitarist Tom Healy alongside Fullbrook, Basil and Freer, was released in 2019 and was a finalist for NZ's Taite Music Prize and Silver Scroll Award. New album, Ceremony is out this April 28th. On first single, 'The Crab / Waterbaby', Clash Music said, "Lyrically, few do it better – sharply poetic, each revelation from Tiny Ruins takes your breath away." Stereogum called it "achingly pretty".