The Yarraville Recording Company Proudly presents........Behind the swirling fairground organ comes the warning of trouble to come.‘We all get exactly what we’re asking for’ The sophomore album from Melbourne's Speed Orange is filled with bittersweet tales of love and lust. From the opening chords of “I am the Devil they call Love” Speed Orange signal an intent that doesn't let up till the reverb dies on very the last song.Vocalist Tony Jackson’s deep tone and striking lyrics continue to draw comparisons with Nick Cave, Johnny Cash and Leonard Cohen. “Where is your God above me, the one you said would love and always guide?In this piss stained foreign field he hides!”But Speed Orange are no imitators, they demand a ground of their own, commanding attention and inviting you to the shadowy corners of the mind.“The demons I temper lay out of their cage, fat with a feast of insatiable rage. Darling the business of men will be done, he shall sure taste the bitter steel of my gun” Dipping its toes in rock, garage, folk and pop ‘We all get exactly what we’re asking for’ is a stunning release from a band in complete control of their powers.Amphetamine country licks, blistering hammond and trance piano add the backbone to a lyrical landscape that takes on everything from medieval witch hunts to the black comedy of war.The band is joined by ARIA award-winning songbird Monique Brumby for the first single “The ballad of you, me, and Donnie Mcgee” - a song that instantly makes you feel like you’ve known it forever.Reviews for “The Virgin of Guadalupe”, the debut album from Speed Orange...“Speed Orange settle down somewhere between Neil Young and The Byrds”“Slacker Psych... with a touch of the Syd Barrett’s”“Delivered with a deceptively upbeat swing, like the friction beneath a classic Everly Brothers 45”