The Rocky Horror Show is coming back to the north to brighten up your winter with its fishnet-bedecked legs kicking high and feather boa swinging high as the Richard O’Brien risqué musical returns once again. Over 35 million theatregoers have witnessed The Rocky Horror Show, which tells the story of two impeccable college students, Brad and his fiancée, Janet.

Much of the album was written at a friend’s farm in the Yarra Valley, and that setting quietly shapes the sound throughout. There is a sense of space and stillness in the music, as though it were written with the doors open and the landscape in view. Even the album title carries that feeling. Co-founder Christina Lacy first wrote the phrase on a fogged-up bus window, a fleeting moment that grew into something more meaningful — a reflection on distance, devotion and the hope that the people you love find what they are looking for, even if you cannot follow them there.