While people have been busy praising Aussie groups like Vintage Crop, many (including me) seem to have missed out on Pinch Points from Melbourne. With their airtight rhythm section consisting of Isabella Orsini and Acacia Coates, they are bound to turn some heads with their debut LP Moving Parts, which is out now on Roolette. It’s a follow up to the solid Mechanical Injury EP from last year and the group stay true to their sound. It’s the same kind of shambly punk without distortion that The Suburban Homes have been peddling in recent years. On the nine tracks here, they manage to sound like both bIG fLAME! and Mika Miko.
