Family Plot - Film Tickets

Family Plot - Film is a Vancouver, BC-based band known for their distinctive art-pop/funk-influenced sound, formed around a core of two bass players and vocalist Madeleine Morris. The group drew early attention with their connection to cinematic culture, notably echoing the mood of Alfred Hitchcock’s final feature film, Family Plot (1976), which featured a score by John Williams. Over a span of years in the late 1980s and early 1990s, the band released music that reflected their experimental edge and collaborative spirit.

Madeleine Morris’ vocal presence defined the group’s sonic identity, complemented by the dual-bass lineup that gave their music a rich, resonant foundation. Naomi McLeod joined the project for a period, contributing to their evolving sound before the band concluded in the early 1990s. While not currently touring, Family Plot - Film remains a notable footprint in Vancouver’s independent music history.

On the road and in the studio, fans and newcomers alike can explore their discography, including their most recent studio release and earlier works, and connect with the artists through official channels for updates and archival releases.

Discography highlights include the 1992 release Bittersweet on FP Music and the 1987 album Convictions, which also yielded the video single Tic Tac (1987). The track The Crush appeared on the compilation Last Call: Vancouver Independent Music 1977-1988 (1991), signaling the band’s influence within Vancouver’s independent scene. Although no verifiable public 2025 tour dates are available, you can stay connected for potential announcements, archival releases, or new projects from any remaining members or collaborators.

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