Part 1 of the track "Intrapersonal Communications PT. I, II & III" by From Trees from side one of "Berlin" the 10" split vinyl by From Trees and The Atlas Room.

Recorded and mixed by Fraser Montgomery at The Aviary, Melbourne
Mastered by Roger Seibel at SAE Mastering, Pheonix, AZ

Intrapersonal Communications Pt. I

Can I Borrow These Words

Seems About Right

"It's a bit of an epic"
Recorded and mixed by Fraser Montgomery at The Aviary
Mastered by Adam Dempsey at Deluxe Mastering
Vocals and acoustic guitar by Martin Webster
Electric guitar by Anthony Webster
Bass guitar by Ezekiel Kigbo
Drums by Ryan Brewer



Most Monsters Have Teeth

From Trees

After taking a seven year break from musical release, Martin Webster claims paternity for the birth of From Trees, a solo acoustic act siphoning influences from Justin Vernon, Paul Dempsey, Conor Oberst, Sam Beam and Andy Hull. 
"Smile....You're Alive Damn It" was the last full length release of Melbourne’s indie “From Trees” which left emotional heart strings untied. The 2011’s heart wrenching LP was instigated by an overwhelming response to his initial self titled EP from 2010. 2014 has seen “From Trees” share studio time with critically acclaimed electronic experimental artist “The Atlas Room” to release a split 10” vinyl called “Berlin”, which has again been greeted with a great amount of positive critique. 
Now, with the momentum of “Berlin”, comes the next instillment in this singer songwriter’s assault on the sad acoustic genre with an emotionally charged nine track LP that is sure to yank at those heart strings once again. Though this time around he’s tying up these cardiac twines with some happier endings.

From Trees has appeared alongside the likes of Jen Buxton, Lincoln le Fevre and highly acclaimed US artist Jonah Matranga. From Trees has already made an impression on the indie music scene, sure to only strengthen those roots in times to come. 

Music at: fromtrees.bandcamp.com
Social Media at: https://www.facebook.com/fromtrees
