Bluepoles Punk Recorded at McIntyre's home studio

Recorded at McIntyre's home studio and mixed by James Cecil (Architecture in Helsinki)

Radiowave Recordings' roughneck garroullous garage grunt guitar gyrating gism

Often perceived as a recluse (his first LP is called 'The Year of Hibernation

The ballad "Changes" fails due to clichéd rhymes

Radiohead's OK Computer showcases their musical virtuosity with tight

Bluepoles Punk Recorded at McIntyre's home studioBlue Poles is the fifth album from one of the most singular characters in Australian music. Sentimental and mournful, sardonic and surreal, Jack Ladder brings that towering and tender baritone to bear on tales of beauty, love, hope and redemption. A master of musical narrative, he conjures lyrics that celebrate the absurdity and sincerity of the human condition in songs that groove in subtle ways. Once again a crowd of musical influences the kitchen