The Phoenix Foundation

The Phoenix Foundation is a renowned indie rock band hailing from Wellington, New Zealand, known for their diverse sound palette that ranges from psychedelic pop to experimental rock. Formed in the early 2000s by founding members Samuel Flynn Scott (vocals, guitar), Luke Buda (vocals, guitar, keys), and Conrad Wedde (guitar, keys), the group cemented its lineup with the inclusion of Will Ricketts (percussion), Tom Callwood (bass), and Chris O'Connor (drums). They quickly established themselves within the New Zealand music scene with their debut album, "Horsepower," in 2003, which introduced their knack for crafting atmospheric soundscapes coupled with introspective lyrics.

Over the years, The Phoenix Foundation has consistently evolved their sound, embracing both critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase across the spectrum of their discography. Their music exhibits a penchant for introspection and sonic experimentation, touching on themes of life, personal growth, and the human condition. Celebrating a decade since the release of their critically acclaimed album "Buffalo," the band released a 10 Year Anniversary Edition, serving as a milestone that highlighted their enduring presence and influence within the indie genre. Albums such as "Give Up Your Dreams" showcase their ability to blend optimism with a realistic perspective through energetic rhythms and catchy melodies. With hits like "Mountain" and "Bob Lennon John Dylan," The Phoenix Foundation continues to demonstrate their artistic depth and commitment to producing thought-provoking and emotionally resonant music.

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Horse Power (Live)
Single - Released November 17, 2023
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