Tiny Little Houses’ debut album, Idiot Proverbs is the bands sharpest and loudest collection of songs to date. It’s a tight package of 10 finely crafted indie-pop gems inspired by a love of 90s lo-fi all which paint a new image of the Gen Y slacker. Frontman Caleb Karvountzis’ lyrics are sarcastic reflections on growing up and the frustrations of falling short of your own and other’s expectations. They’re tired of hearing ‘what you plant is what you get’ when two degrees still lands you working at a call centre and inflation makes owning a home further out of reach. Idiot Proverbs proves that Tiny Little Houses are done with you telling them to pull their socks up.