Radio Free Alice’s debut album What’s in Between has the most surprising of starts. It kicks off with ‘Crying with You’ which initially tinkers experimentally with sound before the fierce drum beats of Lochie Dowd and vocals of Noah Learmonth jump in and effortlessly pull the whole together. And what a whole it is. The track encapsulates everything about this Australian band who have seen a meteoric rise in the last couple of years. The vocals dance all over the track as it soars, creating such an expansive soundscape.
Listening through for the first time to What’s in Between, it’s the imagery which grabs, each song a vignette of storytelling influenced by the band’s surroundings both in terms of relationships and environment. ‘Undressed’ is a gentle…

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