The Plastic Attraction release jumping single “Shifting In Degrees” & announce debut EP “How Far To The Moon”

Perth indie-rockers The Plastic Attraction have released their brand new single Shifting In Degrees; a simple, dance-able pop-rock tune hiding a deeper, self-reflective message.

The Plastic Attraction has also announced their debut EP ‘How Far To The Moon’which features previous singles Holding You and No Foresight will be released  on Friday, September 15.

To celebrate the release of ‘How Far To The Moon’, The Plastic Attraction will be taking on the stage at four5nine with The Stanleys on Saturday, September 16.

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The new single, Shifting In Degrees, is a personal moment for The Plastic Attraction using the poppy momentum of their musicals styling to mask and move on from tough experiences.

“Shifting In Degrees is a tale of change, growing up and realizing that while you used to click with your other half, you don’t anymore. It has tones of sadness against a backdrop of upbeat instrumentation and this ear-worm chorus,” said vocalist, Liam Nicholls.

“It’s a bit of a bleak story really! But strangely, we had a lot of fun writing it and messing around with harmonies and if you don’t listen to the lyrics, you’d probably swear it was a pretty happy song,” said guitarist, Matt Nunes.

Shifting in Degrees was recorded by Tristan Sturmer at Sumo Sound Studios (Sparrow, Verge Collection, Make Way For Man), mixed by Andy Lawson at Debaser Studios (Tired Lion, Eskimo Joe) and mastered by mastering legend William Bowden at King Willy Sound (Gotye, Bluejuice, Ball Park Music).