Lucksmiths - Why That Doesn't Surprise Me

Lucksmiths, Melbourne-based pop group's first full-length studio release since 1997. 14 tracks that build on the Lucksmith's brand of intelligent pop, embellished with organ, piano, brass, clarinet and even a string quartet. All three Lucksmiths contributed songs to the album, and the maturing evident in their writing is reflected in the greater sophistication of the arrangements such as ' Don't Bring Your Work to Bed" or distance "The Great Dividing Range", "All the Recipes I've Ever Ruined", and advising a friend to end a troubled relationship "Synchronized Sinking"