A song about the world and the dickheads that run it. 

Features a bunch of percussion. Particularly bongos... and bongos are marvellous.

A Particular View

For some people it doesn't matter what they do, either way they lose. A kid in residential care once told me that, so I wrote a song about it.

Either Way You Lose

A little whistling and a lot of tremolo. I don't care about the end, I can't wait to begin.

Can't Wait To Begin

Most cities are awesome in their own way. All cities have something that is wholly shithouse. Try getting a cab in Melbourne CBD one time. It's horrible, but quite a unique experience. This is a song about it.

Losing Touch (This City)

A song about home. I don't have a house, but I love my home.

Home

Lambda Lambda Lambda, the second EP by Louis Valentine & The Golden Age

Hose Me Down

Born Again

Write Your Name On The Wall

Like Any Good Romance

Stray Cat

A groovy, BV-heavy pop-soul ditty about trying to keep up to date with contemporary music and culture, but failing miserably. The world moves so fast that sometimes it feels as though you're walking backwards. You've just gotta keep on moving.

Walking Backwards

Cow bell, shakers, güiro and congas star alongside Wild West guitars, smokey vocals and dry humour in Melbourne’s Louis Valentine & The Golden Age. The seven-piece band play dirty-cowboy-soul tunes sung by a bloke who fancies himself as a "young Joe Cocker without sideburns".

Drawing heavily on Motown, Santana, Clint Eastwood movies and Brit Pop bands from the turn of the century, Louis Valentine & The Golden Age have crafted their own brand of music that speaks for itself in any setting.

After two independently released EPs and over 200 live shows, the band are set to release their debut album ‘Limited Sympathy’ in 2023, accompanied by a bonus stripped back version of the LP, recorded and filmed live at their HQ Fight Night Records.

Louis Valentine & the Golden Age