With the release of the single ‘Falling In’, Sydney indie rock outfit Big White announce their third body of work ‘Heaven’s Unlikely’, a five-track EP packed with punchy pop hooks and sharp lyrics. Big White first met and started making music together when they moved into an Art Deco share house in the inner west of Sydney in 2013. The band signed to Burger Records in 2015 after being scouted at a pub in Bondi, and in 2016 released their debut album, ‘Teenage Dreams’, followed by 2018’s ‘Street Talk. Both albums were toured extensively across Europe and the States. Both releases saw the band receive high rotation across Australian community radio (early praise from Matt Wilkinson’s Beats 1 London show, while becoming the 6th most played artist on Fbi Radio in 2018) The beds of ‘Heaven’s Unlikely’ were written and recorded on the South Coast of Australia the same Summer ‘Street Talk’ was released but it wasn’t ‘til the band broke down on a long stretch of Victorian bushland in 45 degree heat (113 Fahrenheit) over the Australian Summer, that they found a need to return to the studio to finish off ‘Heaven’s Unlikely’. As they lay in the burning shade to the edge of the highway they could only laugh, and take it for what it was, an unlikely heaven, a road map to nowhere, there were no options or escape routes only a tow truck driver who’d just left a bath of ice to come get them.