They make pop music. They think. They wonder. And they want people to think and wonder about them.
The Goon Sax, an indie-pop group from Brisbane that began in 2013 by Louis Forster and guitarist James Harrison. Their band name is a symbol of youth - a goon sack in Australia an inexpensive silver plastic bag of booze within a wine box. In 2014, Riley Jones joined the act after learning to play the drums for a month. Their tunes cleverly expresses their experimental experience that come out from the inexperienced, and everything in between.
In the mind state of "Up to Anything," you are open, rudderless and confused, and will go along with anything that life presents you. It goes to that place of vulnerability where self-doubt gets to your head, turn you upside down, you will have to try hard to get back onto your feet again. Try watching their music video. It will remind you of your confused yet exciting state of delicate teenage.
