Though opener Chasing Tail embarks on a clean, wandering melody, its delicate guitar and basslines are challenged by underlying sloppiness. Frontman Adam Connor's vocals recall that overused '90s penchant for a dirty/clean rock sound, whereas a gruffer style would inject spirit into this offering. While lyrics generally tend toward boring, Elisa Day is a bizarre tribute to Where The Wild Roses Grow, except in this version, Elisa Day “was not a rose, she was a call girl”. Clichéd and problematic psychosexual issues aside, an original story would serve them better. They play Thornbury Theatre on 26 Apr.
'An Evening With Elton John And Brandi Carlile' Concert Special Heading To SBS This New Year's Eve
