Australian genre-benders and punk manipulators Tropical Fuck Storm have never been the band to pigeonhole, and it would be a fool’s errand to try. Even in its rawest form, their refreshing power ballads warp the mind and melt the face while maintaining a welcoming humbleness that makes their off-kilter rock music so accessible. Born out of the ashes of The Drones, TFS emerged in 2017 and has continually found nuanced ways to display their dense walls of sound. With three studio albums, a live LP, a string of EPs, including a collaborative project with fellow Australian rockers King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, and a cult-like fanbase to back it all up, TFS’s artsy rock has laid the groundwork for even more artistic freedom. Which begs the question, what does a band…
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