Vox Article
November 2nd, 2009
http://weheartmusic.vox.com/library/post/monday-afternoon-quckie.html
This little gem arrived for me today. Life On The Border, the debut single for the Melbourne band, The Wishing Well.
The Wishing well, it seems, have only been together as a band for just over a year now. However, the quality of sound that they produce is not that of an immature group of musicians.
The song itself is airy and wistful; reminding me somewhat of being a child, playing in a park at sunset; the world at my feet. I apologise if that sounds a bit poncy.
At over 100 live shows to date, I can only imagine that after luring people to their shows with the recorded music, they would truly make their fans during their shows/ It’s bands like this that generally suck me in, not by their releases, but by the magic they perform on stage.
The Wishing Well are: Jai Larkan (vocals/acoustic guitar/piano), Tom Morgan (bass/vocals), Zac Johnston (violin), Andy Reed (drums) and Rachael Byrnes (vocals/acoustice guitar).
See them soon at (if you’re lucky enough to be in Australia):
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