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Last time we met The Smallgoods, it was way back in the misty yesteryear of 2012. We watched them ride off into the sunset in a cloud of dank smoke, whistling tunes we’d grown to love, but sensed we would never hear again. After years spent Down On The Farm, the band rode off the ranch and into the woods... Almost 7 years since their final show, The Smallgoods are now back from the wilderness with a fresh set of legs, a batch of new songs, and melodies to burn. The band, which originally hails from the verdant depths of South Western Victoria, first fully formed in Melbourne in the early 2000’s, regularly haunting establishments like The Rob Roy, The Punters Club and The Tote. They gained a loyal wide-eyed following drawn to their guitar pop sensibilities, reminiscent of 60’s garage and psychedelia, drenched in melodic and harmonic vocals. Over a ten-year-plus period, they produced three critically acclaimed albums and attracted listeners around Australia and overseas with their