Garden Centre

Garden Centre are a band that encompass the childish wonder of our every day. On their self titled debut they deconstructed the thoughts and feelings of a friendship group forged in the fires of forgotten spaces. In 2018's follow up ' Monster Energy' they tackled energy drink consumption and semi rural exploration. Now, on their new album ‘A Moon For Digging’ out November 1, 2019 on Specialist Subject Records (EU) and Kanine Records (ROW), they’ve reaffirmed their ability to look at the world a little differently. Conveying simple, starry eyed narratives with a tentative sense of optimism, Garden Centre’s sweet, playground melodies will urge you to look up from your phone and notice the little things; the hidden things. 'A Moon for Digging' is the first Garden Centre album to be recorded with a full band (with songwriter Max Levy backed up by members of Porridge Radio). The collaboration has pushed Levy’s unconventionalapproach to songwriting into focus. While there’s plenty of pop hooks and tender lyricism, the structures show that Garden Centre can be both sparse and sporadic. It’s this unexpected, modest attitude that highlight the ethos of the band - making songs for the sake of art, making art so you can make sense of the world and making that art with your friends, so you can make sense of the world, together.