Following on from a sold out album launch in July, Australian and New Zealand tour supporting Courtney Barnett in August and BIGSOUND showcases in September, East Brunswick All Girls Choir have announced their Teddywaddy album tour this November. If you missed them earlier this year in Melbourne then be sure to get in fast. Bringing their friends Summer Flake and TV Haze to Howler you won't want to miss this one.

"Teddywaddy is stressful, vivid, temperate and gratifying. East Brunswick All Girls Choir offer a listening experience that's missing in much Australian music at the moment" The Australian

Following on from their 2014 Australian Music Prize-long listed Seven Drummers, Teddywaddy is the most profound and riotous statement of the band's career, anchored at every turn by the ragged glory of Hobbs' eruptive singing and the piercing details of his lyrics.

Alongside Marcus Hobbs who pens the songs is bassist/keyboardist Rie Nakayama, drummer Jen Sholakis and guitarist Rob Wrigley. Co-produced with Anna Laverty (Courtney Barnett, The Peep Tempel), the album is etched deeply with such contrasts. For every spacious swath of majesty like 'Rounds' or 'Never/Never', there's some punked-up exorcism like the calm-to-squall 'Dog FM', the nerves-fraying 'Cicada Chirps the Chicane' or first single 'Essendon 1986', an old song revisited and accelerated.

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