The Golden Rail Melbourne, Australia
The Golden Rail are relatively new by name but have a musical backstory stretching all the way to Perth in the sunny, indie 1980's. As direct participants (or side players) in The Palisades, The Rainyard, Header, Summer Suns, DM3 and more recently The Jangle Band, the group are keen to reflect and reinforce their own musical background and history through even more music! ... more
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