How two drummers, from Australia's most iconic instrumental bands, found their rhythm.

featuring Tony Buck, Jim White and Woody McDonald

Tony Buck earned his stripes as a jazz drummer in the Sydney Conservatorium of Music before forming cult improv band The Necks. Jim White earned his chops as a punk drummer in raucous Melbourne pubs throughout the early days of noise rock trio The Dirty Three. From opposite ends, their rhythms lay the foundation for the best instrumental bands in Australia. This is the story of how it all unfolded. 

Credits:

Created by Litmus Media.

Producer: Mahmood Fazal.

Editor and Associate Producer: Eugene Yang

Mastering Engineer: Geoffrey O’Connor

Engineer: Craig Bryant

Music: Dan Luscombe

Additional Music: The Necks and The Dirty Three

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