ossory
Melbourne (Naarm) walked end to end in bush-folk-rock: John Batman's voided treaty, the gold-rush glamour and bust of "Marvellous Melbourne," the trams and hook turns, four seasons packed into one afternoon, the footy and the Melbourne Cup, and a coffee culture so fierce it ran Starbucks clean out of town.
Where Starbucks Came To Die
Style
Fast Australian bush-folk-rock at roughly 158 BPM built on stomping percussion, lagerphone rattle, fiddle and button accordion over crunchy electric guitar and pub piano, with male and female leads trading verses in broad Australian accents and locking into two-part harmony on the chorus.