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Album Review: Food Court - Good Luck

Lewis Isaacs
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"Perfect for those that love guitars, good times and the occasional headbang."

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Sydney underground heroes Food Court make their impressive full-length debut with Good Luck after a string of memorable singles and EPs.

Building upon the garage band fuzz rock that earned them coverage on triple j and a slew of high profile supports, the 11-song album showcases the four-piece's improved songwriting and production courtesy of John Castle.

Opening tracks Not My Way and Alright Alone capture Food Court at the height of their intensity while I've Been Wrong and For The Morning highlight the catchy tinges that helped the band stand out above their peers. Perfect for those that love guitars, good times and the occasional headbang.