Plenty - Forest Almost Burning / Sacrifice

Plenty followed the release of its debut three track cassette by contributing two pieces to the Steven Wilson curated double album compilation Double Exposure. The album featured a gatefold sleeve designed by Tim Bowness and Faith’s Last Doubt, the first track released by No-Man (under the band’s original name of No Man Is An Island).
Plenty opened side 3 of the album with Forest Almost Burning - a track from the self-titled cassette release - and an epic new song called Sacrifice. The latter track was the first to showcase the Bowness/Hulse/Jones trio incarnation of the band as Michael Bearpark had recently left Plenty to go to University in London.
Both of these tracks will be included on the forthcoming album Enough, along with a rerecorded version of Forest Almost Burning that can be found on CZcams.
Plenty happen to be
Tim Bowness
Mike Bearpark
Brian Hulse
David K. Jones

[@CarolH2O]

That isn't Tim singing, I mean it sounds like him but the voice is much deeper

[@bloodontherooftops474]

This is in fact Tim! If you listen to the first two No Man is an Island releases (which I have on this channel) you can hear his voice beginning to move away from what it sounds like here and more towards what we associate with Tim.