Tinpan Orange's 2009 album "The Bottom of the Lake" presents a collection of songs characterized by their atmospheric production and Emily Burke's evocative vocals. The album delves into themes of nature and introspection, with tracks like "The Crossing" and "Winter's Tale" showcasing the band's signature blend of folk and indie rock.
- "The Bottom of the Lake" was recorded at TFS Studios in South Melbourne with producer Steve Scanlon.
- The album was released on the independent label Tinpan Orange on August 1, 2009.
- The release features guest appearances from notable Australian musicians, though specifics are not widely documented.
Tinpan Orange is a folk band from Melbourne, Australia, known for their intricate arrangements and poetic lyrics. In 2009, they released "The Bottom of the Lake," their third studio album, which solidified their distinctive sound.
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