BOGGLE - s/t LP punk blues But I think that’s why

But I think that’s why I was so determined to get the production values right

fully finished

The rest of the album is a sleek maelstrom of crackpot dissonance

Throughout the record musical ideas jump in and out of focus redirecting the ever-changing cacophony of plucked guitars and jarring rhythms: Zach Phillips Wurlitzer might creep in with an enharmonic lick

and anchored by ZAK SALLY's dreamy bass

BOGGLE - s/t LP punk blues But I think that’s whyHighly recommended. Boggle are a Melbourne 3 piece made up of Anna, Rosie and Toby, the instrumentation being baritone sax, drums and guitar electronics. Their music could be compared to bands like Party Dozen and Morphine, although their unique approach marks them as something different to these acts. It's instrumental, not just repetitive motifs and nor is it 'improv': they are fully articulated songs with a beginning, end and a trajectory between.