Pollyman Melbourne, Australia
George Carroll Wilson’s three piece ‘Pollyman’ masterfully reference their classic rock influences; Bowie, Zeppelin, and
Small Faces while still sounding refreshingly local.
Combining George Wilson’s wailing guitar and soaring vocals, Alister Hull’s melodious and dynamic bass playing and Fenn Wilson’s thunderous energy on the drums, Pollyman’s overall sound is wildly exhilarating.
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