NEW TAMAS WELLS



Nobody does dreamy, delicate, hushed folk music better than Melbourne's
Tamas Wells. His sound has been described as "Nick Drake's folk meeting up
with Icelands stately Sigur Ros" After critics described the 2004 debut 
album 'A Mark on the Pane' as 'one of the year's most beautiful records" 
Tamas Wells moved overseas for six months to write new material. On 
returning it was decided that producer Nathan Collins and mixer Marcus 
Barczak should be enlisted to translate these taped sketches into album 
format. Eleven tracks were then recorded live over several days in various 
living rooms in Melbourne with borrowed microphones and the subtle 
accompaniment of piano, tambourine, mandolin and organ. The result of these 
sessions is the new album 'A Plea en Vendredi'.



The new Tamas album is available from www.popboomerang.com, CD Baby, 
Notlame Records, Jam Records & Koolkat.



Here are some early press reaction to the new album:




"A Plea en Vendredi is another fine indication that Tamas Wells are one of 
the best kept secrets in Australia - a group capable of capturing magic and 
presenting it in CD form."  The Electronic Newspaper Australia



"The songs on A Plea en Vendredi are sombre and wistful, beautiful and 
frail - the perfect accompaniment to a quiet Sunday drive in the country. 
Also good music to fall in love to or nurse a broken heart." Left Hip 
Magazine



"To call Wells a folk artist may be selling him a little short, but at any 
rate there are few in the local market that can match his beauty in 
delivering sparse and hushed music." Expess Magazine Perth Australia

"With a  little mystery behind his tales of the ordinary, Wells spins a 
seductive web. These songs beg to be scratched at the surface, because real 
gold lies just underneath" Herald Sun Magazine Melbourne  Australia

"Deep-drawn dream drenched melodies are presented with subtlety and 
grace..Quiet confidence infuses this whole exotic brew." Daily Telegraph 
Sydney Australia

"Wells writes deep, beautiful, longing tunes that truly touch the heart and 
soul... This man's vocals are totally out of this world..you can expect this 
album to be one of those that touches a great number of people on a very 
deep and meaningful level"  Babysue Magazine