The Great Dividing Range (Album)
The eponymous debut album was produced at Studio Couch in Fremantle, Western Australia by Shaun O'Callaghan (producer of the John Butler Trio, Eskimo Joe and others). It was released in early 2005 by NonZero Records and distributed by Shock Records. The tracks "Comfort Zone" and "Prisoner of Nostalgia" received airplay on radio station Triple J and the album gained extensive airplay on the ABC regional network. Reviews from such publications as Drum Media and Time Off were enthusiastic and favourable.
Most of the album can be said to be within the genre of alt-country but ranging from the catchy ("Comfort Zone") to psychedelic ("Starry Starry") to philosophical ("Mr Tailor") and verging on experimental ("Age of.......").
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