THE DUHKS
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The Duhks are at the forefront of a movement dubbed Neo-Traditionalism. With a sound that can only be described as folk/punk/rock/old-time/soul/salsa fusion, this young band of high energy, 20-somethings have been winning staunch support from all walks of life. Their unique sound has also earned them a Grammy Award nomination, one Juno Award plus 2 nominations. Fiery fiddle, exquisite percussion, high end guitar and banjo meld with one of the absolutely best female voices in the business, they deliver - If you enjoyed The Mammals, the Duhks too, will only add to your musical journey.

Clapped-out cars, ragged arse suitcases, broken dollars, ripped-up old dresses, fallen prayers, dirty wings, lonely roads, long-tongued lies, sticks and stones and bags of bones, stone angels and dreams, air thick with love, kisses on the breeze, diamonds in the sun - Yearlings songs are populated by all the above and more. Yearlings songs are heartfelt and precious things.

THE YEARLINGS
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The Yearlings are Adelaide couple Robyn Chalklen and Chris Parkinson join the ranks of the great duos of country/folk/acoustic music with their latest album Wind Already Blown - Robyn's beautifully ethereal and mysterious songs the perfect counterpoint to Chris's earthy and warm compositions, both artists in total understanding of, and in harmony with each other. It's a timeless gem of a record and a great example that the awareness and understanding of tradition can create something new, vital, and of great beauty while helping to keep that tradition alive and fresh.