Walking the line between remorse and joy, Ben Birchall and the Corrections take cues from Elvis Costello, Dylan and the Kinks and make some beautiful, miserable pop tunes. The Corrections kind of happened by accident. After the collapse of Birchall's previous band Klinger, he tried to go solo, but was followed by former Klinger rhythm section Darren Vlah (drums) and Glenn Arnup (bass). They formed the core of the backing band on Birchall's 2004 debut, Year of the Monkey, alongside Hovercrafts guitarist Dave McGann. After the recording was over, the guys stuck around, and were joined by Hammond player and all round good guy, Matt Vehl in late 2004. They began recording their debut longplayer, Last Ditch Brigade in 2005, with Matt Maddock (Dan Kelly, Something For Kate) behind the boards. It's taken a little while, but it'll be out in June 2007.