Reviews / Album

There’s never a dull moment as layered melodies, darker tones and beautifully constructed lyricism draw the listener along for an atmospheric ride with this craftsman of intelligent folk.

This is as close as we can get to capturing the majesty of our host playing live without actually being there.

If you forget to get your mum a present this year and see this for sale at a service station on the way to Christmas lunch, it’ll do the job.

It probably won’t win Goode another ARIA (his album, Unappropriate, won the 2012 gong for Best Comedy Album), but if you find this album under the Christmas tree, it’s definitely worth a spin.