Letterstick Band

Letterstick presents a strikingly original sound, highlighted by haunting vocals in rare Top End languages, mixing reggae and rock with traditional singing, clap stick and didgeridoo. Comprised of two sets of brothers and other family members, the band played shows for many years before releasing their first album ‘An-Barra Clan’ to national acclaim in 1999. In 2001 Letterstick Band won the National Indigenous Music Award ‘Deadly Sounds’ band of the year award, travelling to the Sydney Opera Hou

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Letterstick presents a strikingly original sound, highlighted by haunting vocals in rare Top End languages, mixing reggae and rock with traditional singing, clap stick and didgeridoo. Comprised of two sets of brothers and other family members, the band played shows for many years before releasing their first album ‘An-Barra Clan’ to national acclaim in 1999. In 2001 Letterstick Band won the National Indigenous Music Award ‘Deadly Sounds’ band of the year award, travelling to the Sydney Opera Hou

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