Havilah, like everything the Drones have done, is an album of contradictions, where bombast meets beauty, melancholy wrestles with violent guitars and singer Liddiard's incendiary voice lights up his angular poetry. It's an album that's brimful of the innovation and artistic integrity that has made the Drones one of Australian rock's most critically acclaimed acts here and overseas during the past four years.
Havilah, like everything the Drones have done, is an album of contradictions, where bombast meets beauty, melancholy wrestles with violent guitars and singer Liddiard's incendiary voice lights up his angular poetry. It's an album that's brimful of the innovation and artistic integrity that has made the Drones one of Australian rock's most critically acclaimed acts here and overseas during the past four years.
