Holocene Australia Melbourne, Australia
A Melbourne delight, flying in the face of the city’s love of grunge, Holocene’s boisterous, harmony-driven guitar power pop
and intergalactic imagery was punchier, brighter and more fun than anyone had a right to expect.
Holocene issued a trio of EP gems, Pop Astronauts, Flying and Guitarbarella, each brimming with melodic pop hooks and exquisite guitar work and followed up with Spurr in 1995.
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