Sex Ed

Playlunch’s much anticipated second album sets out to do everything the first album did, but on steroids.

It’s a visceral sonic journey through the wonderful tapestry of cultural subgroups which make up modern Australia, exploring the lives of dole bludging sharehousers to fare-evading Station Rats, psycho-tradie-next-door neighbours to coked-up blame-retardant real estate agents; with tongue-in-cheek sexual references throughout in tracks like Sex Ed, Le Snak + more