“In 2016, Brisbane’s The Goon Sax released their debut album, ‘Up To Anything’, while all three members – Louis Forster, James Harrison and Riley Jones – were still in high school. That record’s charm lay in its earnest simplicity, all punchy indie-pop ruminating on the details of teenage life: nascent relationships, crushes, anxieties and insecurities, the uncertain future. Comparisons to The Go-B”
“striking, superb songwriting by Aussie indie trio”
“The Brisbane trio immerses itself in cavernous, eerie post-punk to soundtrack the uncanny horror of young adulthood.”
“Mirror II is the sound of The Goon Sax growing a little bit older and wiser”
“Brisbane trio The Goon Sax return with Mirror II, an album which delves into the multi-dimensional layers of self-reflection and what it means to be mirrors of the people in your surroundings, influencing and being shaped by your friends. It feels very personal, and it’s easy for listeners to connect with the intimacy that went into the songwriting – a process that took place in a Queensland house”
