There are a number of artists using this name, including:
1) Plains is American country duo Katie Crutchfield of Waxahatchee and Jess Williamson;
2) PLAINS was an American alternative band from Miami, FL;
3) Plains was an Australian black metal band from Melbourne;
4) Plains was a New Zealand electronic improvising group formed in 2004 in Auckland;
5) Plains was an American folk quintet from Portland, Maine;
6) Plains is American musician Travis Swinford from Alabama;
7) One-man fastcore band, ex-Kasatka, Belgium.

1) The American country duo consisting of Katie Crutchfield of Waxahatchee and Jess Williamson. The duo released "I Walked With You a Ways" in 2022.

2) Miami, FL-based brainchild of Mike McGinnis. Born and raised outside of Chicago, McGinnis began making his own music when he moved to Miami to sleep on couches and work as a studio rat. Spending endless late nights employing a healthy amount of bourbon and cycling through a few albums worth of songs, the album PLAINS was born. On this eponymous debut record, McGinnis molds a sound and a style that is equally indebted to a love of blue-collar punk and rock bands as much as the technical world and history of audio engineering. There’s a studio polish to these tracks with a fringe of grunge at the edges. Lead single “Innovator” barrels in with a chunky kick to the ground, while faded synths and chorused guitars linger in the background. The track exemplifies the PLAINS sound with each instrument fuzzed out, while leaving plenty of air to breathe. PLAINS is augmented live by Jorge Rubiera on drums, Max Johnston on bass and Jorge Gonzalez Graupera on guitar, all staples of the Miami music scene.

3) Melbourne band equally influenced by hardcore, jazz, and post-rock.

4) A New Zealand electronic improvising group formed in 2004 in Auckland byTim Coster, Rosy Parlane, Richard Francis, Mark Sadgrove, Paul Winstanley and Clinton Watkins. They released a 3" CDR, Underground, on Claudia Records documenting a performance at Auckland's Underground Bar supporting Birchville Cat Motel in 2006.

5) An American folk quintet from Portland, Maine comprised of members of Seekonk, South China, and Seymour.
Beautiful three part harmonies throughout, spacey electro country-folk vibe.

6) Alabama based artist, Travis Swinford.

7) One-man fastcore band, ex-Kasatka, Belgium. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.