Catchy melodies and cool grooves, and an individual style that mixes plenty of influences – Melbourne’s The Baudelaires impress with their debut. An alt-rock/psych/pop sound that deserves wide attention.
Musk Hill is the debut full-length from Melbourne’s The Baudelaires. Stomping through the dreamy, substance-induced house-party haze of their previous EP Be a Baudelaire! (2014), the new album delves into the crunchin’ boogie of psych-garage territory. Recorded over 3 days on a property of the same name on the Mornington Peninsula, Musk Hill was mixed by Baudelaire’s own Grischa Zahren and mastered by Melbourne music legend Mikey Young.
Having toured South Australia, Queensland and New South Wales on several occasions, been invited to play such festivals as Chopped Rod and Custom, Happy Wanderer, Rolling Stone Live Lodge and shared the stage with the like of Cosmic Psychos, Cash Savage and the Last Drinks, King Salami and the Cumberland 3 (UK), Peep Tempel and more, The Baudelaires are eager for their album’s release.
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