Autumn Gray have emerged from extended hibernation, blinking into the sunlight with debut album The Diary of a Falling Man in-hand. Self-recorded over two years in a ramshackle fixer-upper in North Carlton, a bush retreat in central Victoria and guerilla-style in the bowels of the Melbourne Arts Centre, The Diary of a Falling Man is a lush DIY debut. The album brings strings, trumpets, a garage-sale harmonium, flute, piano, mobile phone, glockenspiel, synths, electronic drums, hammond organ and timpani together with the standard array of rock instruments.