The Chats have just released their debut album “High Risk Behaviour” that is now available via Bargain Bin Records and Cooking Vinyl Australia. “High Risk Behaviour” is an album that’s over in 28 blistering, funny, sweaty, unforgettable minutes, with half of its 14 songs failing to reach the two-minute mark. Some might call the Queensland trio lazy. Singer-bassist Eamon Sandwith, the man whose mullet became an international talking point following the success of 2017 viral hit ‘Smoko‘, sees it differently. “I don’t want to make the songs boring, so I just keep them short and sweet. We try not to think about it or complicate it too much. You don’t want to force it or the song’s going to turn out crap.” The Chats have ...
