Twin Peaks
ELLE Australia|May 2019

Joey Clough and Phoebe Lou – Aka two people – are riding the high of a buzzy first album and SXSW appearance. They tell us what’s next.

Elle Mcclure
Twin Peaks

BANDMATES PHOEBE LOU AND JOEY CLOUGH’S FRIENDSHIP formed as that of many people who were teens a decade ago – via landline phones. “We were just teenagers doing three-way calls,” says Clough. “Remember those?”

They gravitated to each other, exploring their music styles and eventually forming a band with friends at their Steiner school in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne. Not your typical high-school assemblage, Snakadaktal (or affectionately, “Snaka”), took out the Triple J Unearthed spin-off competition for students in 2011, culminating in regular spots on the local festival circuit, two albums and a cult following. They were still so fresh that they celebrated a music publishing deal with beers they weren’t of the age to be served.

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