LARGE PLANTS

Wolf People alumnus pens psychedelic love letters to British folk and psych.

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WHEN WOLF PEOPLE crossed Prog’s threshold in 2010, it was like discovering a long-lost Vertigo classic. Adding supernatural folk stories in for good measure, theirs was a style and sound that inspired authors such as Benjamin Myers and Tom Cox. With them on hiatus since 2020, it’s reasonable to say they’ve been missed. Luckily the band members have all been busy musically, and this is how Large Plants have emerged – the brainchild of WP vocalist and guitarist Jack Sharp. “I had a dream that my late grandmother gave me an album and told me,‘You’ll love this,’” Sharp tells us over Zoom. “It was the most amazing music I’d ever heard and the artist was called Large Plants.” A music performance lecturer by day at Milton Keynes College, by night…

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