Stonefield Shares “Changes” + New LP ‘As Above So Below’ Out 4/14

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Australian band Stonefield, who just wrapped up a US tour with King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, will release its new LP As Above So Below this Friday, April 14th via Rebel Union  Recordings/Mushroom. For a taste of the album, you can stream lead single “Changes” — which The FADER calls “earthy, assertive and confrontational” — via Soundcloud.

Stonefield is made up of four sisters — Amy, Hannah, Sarah, and Holly Findlay — from Victoria, Australia, who began playing together when they ranged in age from just seven to fifteen. Their very first song, “Foreign Lover,” was recorded by eldest sister Amy for a school project and entered in triple j’s Australia-wide unsigned band competition, Unearthed High, as an afterthought. It ended up winning first place, and before long, the band had two singles on the radio and an invitation to play Glastonbury.

Stonefield has since released two EPs and their debut S/T LP, toured extensively and played festivals all over the world, and opened for everyone from Fleetwood Mac to Meat Puppets. Their upcoming release features ten epic jams that range from doomy stoner rock to dreamy, swirling psych-rock.