Andrew Plummer

Andrew Plummer is a London-based vocalist, guitarist, educator and publicist. Plummer has released and toured albums of his inimitable, singular musical voice with World Sanguine Report, Snack Family and WSR Redux and as a creative collaborator has been featured on a further 13 albums as well as internationally touring projects.

“Control, range and virtuosity.. An edgy mix of Wagnerian menace and Tom Waits husk.” – Financial Times

Andrew Plummer

Andrew Plummer is a London-based vocalist, guitarist, educator and publicist. Plummer has released and toured albums of his inimitable, singular musical voice with World Sanguine Report, Snack Family and WSR Redux and as a creative collaborator has been featured on a further 13 albums as well as internationally touring projects.

“Control, range and virtuosity.. An edgy mix of Wagnerian menace and Tom Waits husk.” – Financial Times

SONGS FROM THE HARBOUR

“Twists the noble craft of songwriting into a dystopian mindf**k…. Plummer’s warped vaudeville, always dark turning darker, is something entirely his own.” – The Wire

WORLD SANGUINE REPORT: SONGS FROM THE HARBOUR
[LP/DL 2025 – God Unknown Records]
 
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WORLD SANGUINE REPORT: I AM BUNNY
[DL 2025 – God Unknown Records]
WORLD SANGUINE REPORT: SKELETON BLUSH
[CD/DL 2020 – limitedNOISE]
SNACK FAMILY: BUNNY
[LP/DL 2018 – Slowfoot Records / limitedNOISE]
SNACK FAMILY: COVERS…
[DL 2018 – limitedNOISE]
WSR REDUX: LOST IN A DREAM
[DL 2018 – limitedNOISE]
SNACK FAMILY: POKIE EYE
[CD/DL 2014 – limitedNOISE]
SNACK FAMILY: BELLY
[CD/DL 2014 – limitedNOISE]
BILBAO SYNDROME: I-VI
[12”/DL 2012 – Babel label]
WORLD SANGUINE REPORT: THIRD ONE RISES
[CD/DL 2009 – Gravid Hands | CD/DL 2017 reissue – limitedNOISE]
ANDREW PLUMMER: DIAMOND SUICIDE
[CD 2005 – Kabukikore | DL 2016 reissue – limitedNOISE]
ANDREW PLUMMER: LADY CHANSON LANE
[CD 2003 – Kabukikore | DL 2016 reissue – limitedNOISE]

“A heart of darkness beating out of time – an invigorating frisson for those who dare flirt with madness.” – PROG

‘A natural successor to the most out-there experimental mind-warps of early seventies British jazz and rock.’ ROCK-A-ROLLA