Salarymen Sydney, Australia
Salarymen are a Sydney-based duo who combine vintage and modern influences in just the right balance to create their own
brand of memorable indie rock.
Jangly guitars, analogue synths and lush harmonies feature heavily in their music, with the seamless combination of female and male vocals adding an impressive dynamic to the mix.
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