Northern Beaches legends Crocodylus recently rocked the Live at Enmore studios. Check this huge performance of their single ‘Social Climber’.

Northern Beaches band Crocodylus has long been a favourite of the Live at Enmore team. They’re already session alumni and have rocked Happy Mag shows in the past — it’s fair to say they know this studio well.

For a three-piece, they put out an impossibly huge sound, with vocals and bass coming from Josh Williams, guitar from Stephen Sacco and drums from Mikel Salvador.

Social Climber is the latest single from the trio. It’s packed with memorable riffs, massive singalong (or screamalong choruses) and heavy grooves.

This performance of Social Climber takes listeners on the full Crocodylus journey, clean, jangly riffs alongside garage-punk choruses, a distinct vocal delivery and an almighty drop, with thick guitars and pounding rhythms. It’s dramatic, to say the least.

Here’s what Williams had to say about Social Climber:

“It’s about a complicated relationship with someone who’s trying to climb the non-existent social ladder“.

Check out the performance below:

To stream Social Climber or find out more about the band, head over to the Crocodylus website.