The new release is the third single and title track from their upcoming new album.
Over the last few years, Australian indie rock outfit Poison Oak have been establishing their rousing and often anthemic sound, amassing a vast collection of tracks that showcase the nuance and thoughtful appeal of the band.
The latest release from the outfit is ‘Therapy’, the third single and title track from their upcoming new LP of the same name. The track showcases a more breezy and melodic side to their sound that feels endearing from the off, featuring spacious guitars and instrumentation that is allowed to explore and meander throughout. The slow pace and catchy melodies of the sound make for a track that has this effortless sing-a-long quality, with lush harmonies and an indelible sense of relaxed, immersive fun. ‘Therapy’ continues to highlight the range and ambition of Poison Oak and their sound, and hints that they might yet have a few more expansive tricks up their sleeve come the release of their album.
