We recently got to check out the new album “Wabi Sabi from Australian indie pop band The Moving Stills

You can listen to “Wabi Sabi” on Spotify Here and on Apple Music Here

There is something very captivating about Australian indie pop band The Moving Stills . They bring a very warm , vibrant and familiar sound that you can’t ignore.

On their sophomore album “Wabi Sabi,”

The Moving Stills showcase a collection of songs that capture the last few years for the band in their personal lives, as well as life as a touring band. Partnering up with Izaac Wilson on production, they hone in on that Indie Pop sound as well as explore new grooves on a few of the album tracks.

The album themes cover a range of things, with everything from heartbreak to upbeat tracks that talk about love and being around your favourite people. In tracks like “Westside”, there’s mention of being on the road, which has made up a big part of the last few years for the band. They share, “We wanted to keep the honesty there on this album, and write about our experiences and so we’ve been very open in expressing our feelings in these songs.”

Speaking of their growth from their debut album, the band explains, “We wanted to introduce new feelings and vibes, to those on our first record Sunshine Corner. Whilst maintaining a lot of the key elements of our previous tunes, we delved into making a spread of new flavours. With songs like “Drive Home”, “In Your City” and the title-track “Wabi Sabi”, we leaned into a more groove based feel. Songs that you can immediately vibe out to. On the other hand, we had songs like “Volcano” and “Best Friend”, which showcases a more upbeat side to our sound. Definitely works well at gigs and on the dancefloor.”

We love everything about The Moving Stills and stunning new album “Wabi Sabi” In a world that is very unpredictable, it is refreshing to find a band like The Moving Stills.

The Moving Stills will be hitting the East and West coast of Australia in 2024 . You can check out dates below

WABI SABI ALBUM TOUR:

FRI 19 Jan – Meanjin / Brisbane – Valley Loft

SAT 20 Jan – Gubbi Gubbi Country / Maroochydore – Solbar

Sun 21 Jan – Yugambeh / Gold Coast – Mo’s Desert Clubhouse

FRI 02 Feb – Warrang / Sydney – Oxford Art Factory

SAT 03 Feb – Dharawal Country / Wollongong – UoW Unibar

SUN 04 Feb – Muloobinba / Newcastle – King St Warehouse

THU 08 Feb – Tarndanya / Adelaide – Crown & Anchor

FRI 09 Feb – Boorloo / Scarborough – Indian Ocean Hotel

SAT 10 Feb – Walyalup / Fremantle – Mojo’s

FRI 16 Feb – Bunurong Country / Mornington Peninsula – God’s Bandroom

SAT 17 Feb – Naarm / Melbourne – Northcote Social Club

TICKETS HERE