Excerpt: "To describe [Perth] local band Apricot Rail as a post rock band would be  doing them an injustice. While sharing the ethos of post rock, their  sound is more than just restricted to post rock (which is inevitable  with a scene or a sound as becoming a restrictive genre). Described by  Rave Magazine as “Imagine the ethereal pop of early Múm, the whimsy  of Sigur Rós’ more optimistic moments, and (occasionally) the emotional  edge of The Twilight Sad. This is consummate indie post-rock laced with  Australiana, and well worth checking out.” They are a multi instrumental sextet and use this to their advantage. “Surry Hills” features both chiming and almost surf like guitars structures, minimal  almost hand percussion, flute, shimmering electronics that ebbs and  flows with the song changing from being driven by the multiple guitars  back to the haunting flute melody. This track is a taster for their  future Hidden Shoal album release which is probably going to come out  early next year..."

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