With the Town Hall Hotel once again booking killer line-ups and those debonair barbers at All the King’s Men relocating just around the corner, the area around North Melbourne’s Errol Street still feels like the coolest country town ever. But, just like any country town, North Melbourne has been wanting for a cafe/comic-book/record store. A place to grab a quality brew, issue 8 of Hate and the latest Ty Segall album. Not any more! Mitch Marks and John Douglas (of NZ band Knife Fight) are opening Wooly Bully on Friday – a one-stop shop for tasty coffee (Supreme), comics and cool vinyl. To help celebrate, one-time North Melbourne locals Super Wild Horses are playing a free in-store from 6pm. – TS
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