The Pretty Littles

The Pretty Littles are an Australian indie rock band known for their raw, garage-inspired sound and socially conscious lyrics. The group formed in the late 2000s, and they made a name for themselves in the Melbourne music scene with their energetic live shows and unapologetic approach to tackling everyday and political themes in their music. Their gritty, sometimes raucous, style draws from a blend of rock sub-genres, with influences that weave in elements of punk, folk, and classic rock, setting a stage for their often poignant storytelling.

Over the years, The Pretty Littles have captured audiences both locally and nationally with a string of releases that showcase their evolution as songwriters and musicians. Songs like "Don Dale," which sheds light on the controversial Australian youth detention center, and "Hills Hoist," with its nostalgic ode to simpler times, highlight the band's capacity to weave narrative depth into infectious guitar riffs and memorable choruses. Their albums such as "Soft Rock For The Anxious" and "Skeleton Run" have solidified their stance as an authentic voice within the Aussie music landscape, earning them a loyal fan base. With their compelling blend of humor, honesty, and edgy tunes, The Pretty Littles continue to be a band that resonates with fans seeking both substance and sound.