Great Plains Columbus, Ohio
Great Plains were a ‘seminal’ 1980s Columbus, Ohio band whose releases appeared on the New Age (US), Homestead (US), Demon (UK), Acid Tapes (UK), and Shadowline (NL) labels. Their expanded catalog has been released digitally by the Old 3C Label Group.
Great Plains recommends:
Supercluster: The Big Dipper Anthology
by Big Dipper
A whole lot of Dippa for you. Our fellow Homestead Records label-mates from back in the day.
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Stuff Like That There
by Yo La Tengo
C'mon, YLT only makes great records. But you knew that already. They cover one of our songs here.
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The Room Isn't Big Enough
by Ego Summit
Great Plains loves its label! Check out a bunch of our fellow Old 3C Label Group artists here.
go to albumIf you like Great Plains, you may also like:
Why Are All the Good People Going Crazy
by The Outnumbered
supported by 4 fans who also own “Letter To a Fanzine”
I’ve loved this album for my entire adult life, after seeing the Outnumbered play a lunchtime gig at the Illini Union in Champaign when I was 19, and then taping the album from an LP at the public library. So many of these songs are part of the soundtrack of my life. The Outnumbered’s three albums will stick with me forever.
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A Laughing Death in Meatspace
by TFS
supported by 4 fans who also own “Letter To a Fanzine”
Unlike anything I've ever listened to, obsessed
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Mental Picture
by Sarah Bethe Nelson
Sarah Bethe Nelson leans into the uncanny and the poetic without resorting to grand settings or sweeping metaphors.
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