Levity

The Stroppies' latest album, "Levity," is a delightful romp through the indie rock landscape, filled with catchy hooks and jangly guitars that will have you bopping along in no time. The Melbourne-based band have crafted a collection of songs that are both playful and introspective, with lyrics that are as witty as they are profound. From the infectious opener "Nothing At All" to the dreamy closer "Holes in Everything," "Levity" showcases the Stroppies' knack for crafting memorable melodies and clever wordplay. The band's DIY ethos shines through in the lo-fi production, giving the album a charming, rough-around-the-edges feel that is sure to appeal to fans of classic indie rock. Lead singer Angus Lord's deadpan vocals are the perfect match for the band's quirky sense of humour, adding an extra layer of charm to tracks like "Better Than Before" and "The Truth." The Stroppies have a knack for crafting songs that are simultaneously catchy and thought-provoking, and "Levity" is no exception. Overall, "Levity" is a joyous celebration of all things indie rock, with the Stroppies' infectious energy shining through on every track. If you're a fan of bands like Guided By Voices or Pavement, do yourself a favour and give this album a spin. You won't be disappointed.