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Revesby's finest, Pist Idiots is a band on an impressive trajectory. Dishing up a refreshingly unpretentious flavour of punk rock forged in the pubs across Australia, their melodies get into your head and take up residence for the long term. Juliette, which appears on their forthcoming debut album Idiocracy, is the embodiment of the Pist Idiots style: a tune that effortlessly swaggers its way into your heart and one that you'll be singing along to before you know it. The four-piece brought Juliette along with them to their Live at Enmore session and didn't disappoint. The quartet, populated by the monosyllabic monikers of Jack (lead vocals), John (drums), Joe (guitar) and Thom (bass), belted out Juliette with energy, filling the space with melodic bass lines, rock-solid grooves, and too many melodic hooks to count. Frontman Jack described Juliette as “... a classic love song. It came from the chords, and the chords pretty much wrote the rest of the song, becaus
