ARTIST: Maybe Myrtle Tyrtle
TITLE: Songs To Enjoy
LABEL: Trees Are Good
GENRE: Indie
BITRATE: 214kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 21m minal
RELEASE DATE: 2007-08-07
RIP DATE: 2007-08-14
Track List
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01. Flat Rat 03:28
02. This Ar Train 03:52
03. Lake 02:58
04. Barren Desert 06:38
05. Tree Song 04:06
Release Notes:
Maybe Myrtle Tyrtle are a vibrant ray of Tyne refracted light,
shattering dull clouds of monotony with musical waves of foot tapping
joy. Forget over-exaggerated accents, jingly guitar riffs and poor
attempts at being profound, because youÆll not hear that from this
particular Newcastle outfit. What you will be treat to is layer upon
layer of strung out instrumentation intertwined with sonic pulses of
hillbilly tainted blues. Maybe Myrtle Tyrtle are quite simply ôthe
best example of psychobilly, rockabilly blues you will hearö û The
Fly, September 2006. Simple word of mouth promotion and live crowd
adulation saw their debut single æI DidnÆt LieÆ cruise to 6 in the NDN
DistributionÆs Regional Singles Charts earlier this summer, convincing
Maybe Myrtle Tyrtle to release the second single (and fanÆs favourite)
æThe Tree SongÆ from their debut EP Songs to Enjoy. This particular
track is an all singing, all dancing rendition of the thoughts of an
observant tree, swaying in the breeze of the modern world: ôItÆs æThe
Tree SongÆ that is a real treat and is, unsurprisingly, dedicated to
those delightfully towering sculptures of natureà(Maybe Myrtle Tyrtle)
fully justify their tag as the North EastÆs very own Polyphonic
spree.ö û The Crack, May 2007. Maybe Myrtle Tyrtle formed back in
Newcastle, 2004, as Bo Diddely guitarist Roger James was informed of
Roberto æMad as a HatterÆ Baggio, a mysterious man from Stockport with
Dylan esq licks roaming the rooftops of town. Word spread and other
band members quickly followed; Joe Truswell AKA æengine roomÆ on
drums, Dave De La Haye on the bass, Brenden Rowley on double bass,
Peter Tickell on fiddle and Elliott Rush on the sax.