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THE Mess Hall's album Devils Elbow bristles with the nervous energy of Sydney's underbelly in the witching hours.
Named the winner of the 2007 Australian Music Prize (The Amp) yesterday, the Mess Hall revealed the album was written in the Kings Cross home of murdered retail heiress Juanita Nielsen.
The Sydney duo, Jed Kurzel and Cec Condon, would road-test the songs by cruising the Cross and Surry Hills in an...