On their debut album, Kurralta Park explores anxiety and otherness, and lays claim to the dusty emo crown of Adelaide’s pub scene.

Ahead of the release of their debut album, Powell Palace , Kurralta Park developed a cult online following.

If singer/guitarist and band founder Bindi McCallum’s social media posts were your only exposure to the band, you’d never expect the intensely emotional and at times devastating music to belong to the Adelaide trio, or maybe you’d think them a weird social experiment to promote the suburb west of Adelaide.

It’s what makes the tunes so special, though; an intimate look into Bindi’s nervous disposition and all-encompassing feeling of otherness. Throughout the 13-track record, he takes listeners through the CBD, in and out of pubs and dive bars, into hi

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