Lindy Morrison is an iconic Australian performer, songwriter and drummer, best known for her extensive work with iconic band The Go-Betweens. She became a member of the group in 1980 and was a major contributor to their success, playing a vital role in developing their signature sound. She went on to produce three landmark albums with them: Prior to the Science of Human And Demeanour (1981), Liberty Belle and The Black Diamond Express (1985), and 16 Lovers Lane (1988).

Lindy's work in the pop/rock genres was recognised in 2019 with her inclusion in the ARIA Hall of Fame as an inductee for her life’s work with The Go-Betweens. She continues to play shows up and down the East Coast and in 2019 was featured on NZ singer/songwriter Tiny Ruins' album Olympic Girls. Here she provided percussion and backing vocals for many of the album's tracks.

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