And with its reissue last year on Rush Hour along with the release of a collection of unfinished and experimental tracks titled Resurrection, the duo were finally given the credit they deserved for a legacy they left on the genre. They’re sounding just as fresh and innovative as they did way back when, and rapidly approaching is an opportunity to see what the fuss is all about.
Recommended
Swapmeet's unforgettable debut defies every song structure going
Budjerah brings the heat on a suave, soulful debut
Chanel Beads conjure a bewitching album like nothing we've heard before
Worst dressed and rare vinyl bargains: Melbourne's most cooked winter ball is back at Brunswick Ballroom
The three-minute habit that's quietly topping up musicians' bank accounts nationwide