It is a treat to be able to see a movie like this. For such a seemingly introverted artist, like Courtney Barnett, to agree to a project that is so personal, makes this film a must watch for fans. However, Anonymous Club has something for everyone as we get to witness relatable day-to-day struggles from the perspective of a successful international musician.

Studio 666 was released in late February this year. The story revolves around the band trying to find the inspiration to record their tenth studio album. Unfortunately, this inspiration arrives from a possessed tape, which leads to the usual shenanigans you expect from any horror movie.

Although I’ll never get those 82 minutes back, I have no regrets at all, I’d even be willing to spend another 82 on a rewatch.

Another fantastic endeavour from one of the world’s biggest, sort-of non-existent bands, and I can’t wait to see what’s next.

As 2021 edges toward a close, it’s been a fantastic year for a relatively new scene originating from South England, with plenty of albums to warm your lockdown.