"A bouncy ball being shot out of a cannon in a prison cell," Press Club bassist Iain MacRae on frontwoman Natalie Foster

Josh Leeson
Updated January 30 2019 - 4:12pm, first published September 20 2018 - 7:30am
GRITTY: Melbourne's Press Club delivered a raw and visceral brand of garage-punk on their debut album Late Teens.
GRITTY: Melbourne's Press Club delivered a raw and visceral brand of garage-punk on their debut album Late Teens.

PRESS Club bassist Iain MacRae likens his bandmate Natalie Foster to “a bouncy ball being shot out of a cannon in a prison cell where it’s got nowhere to go but keep bouncing off the four walls, ceiling and floor.”

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Josh Leeson

Josh Leeson

Journalist

Josh Leeson is an entertainment and features journalist, specialising in music, at the Newcastle Herald. He first joined the masthead in 2008 after stints at the Namoi Valley Independent and Port Stephens Examiner and has previously covered sport including the Asian Cup, A-League, Surfest, cricket and rugby league.

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