FLOWERTRUCK Sydney, Australia
Charles
Sarah
David
Will
Garage-pop
outfit FLOWERTRUCK return to our stereos with their sophomore album Partly Cloudy - the long-awaited sister record to their 2018 debut Mostly Sunny.
The acclaimed four-piece have dedicated their twenties to writing songs of love, loss and overdue rent, and this album is a wax seal on FLOWERTRUCK’s 8-year-long efforts inside Australia’s independent rock scene.
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