Between him and his friends, Tram Cops makes music somewhere in between 60’s psychedelic rock and 80’s synth-pop. His 7 piece band have cultivated a strong community around them, playing intense and engaging live shows and continuing to build upon what Triple J’s Tim Shiel has described as a ‘cult following' in Melbourne.

While not entirely averse to ritualistic satanic devil worship, Tram Cops did however release two bedroom recorded albums in 2018 - Even In My Dreams and Not Forever. These releases were praised for their lyrical honesty and heartfelt kookiness. They were both featured in Bandcamp's New & Notable editorial, while Unearthed's Tommy Faith called Even In My Dreams '..a stupidly good slice of art.' The lo-fi earnestness of these albums earned the band the opportunity to share the stage with acts such as Middle Kids, Mildlife & The Ocean Party by the end of the year.

During the first half of 2019 Tram Cops recorded his third album. Gab Strum (Japanese Wallpaper) and Simon Lam (Kllo) helped to produce and mix the record. The album's first single and title track, California Way, pays romantic homage to Californian counter-culture and the spirit of the 60's while the second single, Happy as Can Be, is an ode to love and psychedelia. The record was released late 2019 to positive industry acclaim. Tram Cops are currently recording their fourth and most ambitious, expansive album yet.