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The Currawongs use a blend of ambient field recordings, experimental but not abrasive found noise and traditional rock band instruments to create an interesting blend that sits neatly between several genres, whilst vehemently refusing to stick to any one for a prolonged period of time. “A delight of field recordings, fingerpicking folk, heavy guitar jams and droning Farfisa…it’s not always obvious which direction The Currawongs are gonna fly, which makes for exciting listening.” - TheMusic.com.au “A debut full-length simmering in the experimental and ambient undercurrents of Earth 2, while concurrently injecting structure and healthy notions of melody. The result is a contrasting album between delicate leaps for harmony as in Hold You Back, and divebombs into lo-fi noise thrashes found in Having Fun Harms No One.” - 4ZZZ New Releases Show "It’s eclectic to be sure, but Cracticidae is a wonderful album that is in places quite stunning." – Sonic Masala