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A little twangy, but enough pop to uphold the bold choruses and explosive outros. A tone reminiscent of the US west-coast yet emphatically Australian. It tugs on the strings of nostalgia, has the guts to live within dad’s record collection, but daring enough to remain present. 'Catch Me On My Way Down' is a battle between reaching heights and the inevitable falls that follow, the yearning for a saviour yet discovering your potential to save yourself, the contrast between the darkness and the light all the while walking the edge of the cliff, knowing your fall will come but not being able to do anything about.