2026 marks the 21st birthday of Warmer Corners, the seventh studio album by The Lucksmiths.
To celebrate this fine album’s transition into adulthood here is a dashing red vinyl edition – limited to 500 copies worldwide .
The 2005 album saw a refining of what The Lucksmiths had been toiling with since their 1993 inception – warm, literate indiepop served straight up by three friends who met at high school: a singing drummer (Tali White), a strummy guitarist (Marty Donald) and a melodic bassist (Mark Monnone). Add to this an extra jangly lead guitar guy (Louis Richter) and the four-piece line-up for The Lucksmiths’ final quarter-life was set on foot.
Recorded at Melbourne’s Audrey Studios, Warmer Corners was further embellished by producer Craig Pilkington’s bold horn and string arrangements – a tradition that had been hinted at two albums earlier on 2001’s Why That Doesn’t Surprise Me but had received an access-all-areas pass this time around.
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