You should cherish the handful of classic rock adepts who manage to sound bold and contemporary. As groups like My Morning Jacket and Midlake have gradually become part of the status quo, it’s time for a new generation to step up. Australian rockers Holy Holy have certainly gained traction with their fantastic album When The Storms Would Come.

This band picks inspiration from all the sacred shrines of pop history: the sophisticated harmonic power of Fleetwood Mac, the adventurousness of Pink Floyd and the streetwise song-forging of Neil Young. The title captures precisely the dynamic that Holy Holy meticulously nurture: the core of the songs remain intact between the monolithic repetition. Whoever believes rock music’s still evolving beyond its well-versed golden sounds will no doubt feel right at home at Holy Holy’s house.