on melody, Bombs is a stomper with intoxicating harmonies, and the psychedelic guitar for which Housden has become famous. Produced by Housden, Bombs was mastered at Abbey Road Studios. Housden has played in numerous bands including Clayton Doley (Hammond organ) Organ Donors and the Sydney psychedelic band, The Dolly Rocker Movement. in recent times, Jak has featured in various music videos for Tim Minchin, including '15 Minutes' and 'Leaving LA'. Housden's film & television credits include the Emmy Award-winning animated Beatles series, Beatbugs, for which Jak recorded on tracks featuring Rod Stewart, Chris Cornell and Regina Spektor. And in 2017, he was the guitarist and Music Advisor on the critically acclaimed ABC biopic Friday On My Mind - The Story of The Easybeats. Genre and style Housden is renowned for his bendy guitar style and highly distinctive tone, as well as his fervent falsetto vocals. He draws upon 1960s and '70s influences including The Beatles, Rolling Stones, and west coast rock bands like The Byrds and Jefferson Airplane. Personal life Jak Housden is married to singer and performer Robyn Loau, is the brother of Stephen Housden, the lead guitarist of Little River Band, and the uncle of composer Paul Housden, who was part of the now-defunct Pornland. Discography Albums Mad About Disco (2004) Boffin Records / MGM Distribution. To Die For Mad About Disco I Want You Back (don't care what I have to do) Emily, I Stare The Hand of Ruby The Legendary Man from Decca Love Illusion Bus To Make a Fool of You Turn Around (bright eyes) Singles "To Die For" (2005) Boffin Records To Die For (CD version) Your World/My World The Legendary Man from Decca (Original Version) To Die For (Acoustic Version) "Bombs" (2020) Triplespeak / Metropolitan Groove Merchants Bombs She Knows References External links Australian guitarists 1969 births Living people The Whitlams members