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There aren’t many bands who get the opportunity to release their debut album more than 30 years into their career, but then again, there aren’t many bands like Greenhouse. Formed in 1988, the Geelong outfit’s flame burned brightly before extinguishing in 1992, only to announce their return in 2020, with a full album set to follow shortly. Marred by tragedy and triumph, the album is equal parts progressive and powerful, with its stadium-ready choruses destined to soundtrack countless summers the world over. Most importantly, it’s the continuation of a career that was halted far too soon, with the record providing an honest representation of Greenhouse in the current era. Having made their return to the live stage in 2021, the modern version of Greenhouse is a band performing at their peak, writing some of the best songs of their career, and proving that good things come to those who wait.