Australian Guitar

A ROYAL EFFORT

For the past decade and change, Andy Golledge spent his better days building up a reputable name as the country king of Sydney’s inner-west. Now, with Strength Of A Queen – an 11-track album that chronicles his musical journey thus far – Golledge is out to make his mark on Australia at large. Then, if all goes according to plan (and if the record itself gives us any indication, it sure as hell will), the world.

Ebbing and flowing between dry, searing country evocative of ‘60s Americana, soul-soothing indie rock and loud, towering classic rock à la Journey and Van Morrison, is an infectiously riveting listen. Like Golledge himself, it’s rooted in soulfulness and a deep love for community values – he

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