At a first glance, Izzy Lindqwister seems to be somewhat clichéd: A blonde Swedish girl living in Paris to make it as a musician with some electronic singersongwritersoul. However, she’s not coming out… Read More
Celebrity guest contributor, the legendary Hugh Cornwell, reviews the latest epic from Martin Scorcese: Move over De Niro, let Leonardo take over! It looks like Martin Scorcese is running with a new pack of youngbloods… Read More
MTNS and supporting bands The Game River and Left. provided an ambient musical delight for a cosy Valentine’s evening at Brighton Up Bar last Friday. Heather Vousden reviewed and photographed: The Game River,… Read More
Harriet Cheney reviews the debut longplayer from Danish singer/songwriter Karen Marie Ørsted, better known as MØ: With Diplo lending a hand to one of her tracks, Hype Machine announcing her the week’s #1 Most Blogged-About-Artist… Read More
Everybody loves being at the forefront of awesome new music and engaging with it via social media, right? No, we’re not talking about Spotify, silly, that is sooooo 2012. There’s this new social… Read More
Primavera Sound. Coachella’s way cooler older cousin or the party with the ‘cool kids’. Kaya Strehler can’t decide which metaphor she likes better for the great Summer festival in Barcelona. So picture this.… Read More
In weekend-brightening news, Europe-based Australians, Howling Bells, are set to unleash a brand spanking new album in the summer. To tease us, they’ve leaked a cheeky little taste of the record online. It’s… Read More
Look at Todd Terje’s newest album cover, above, it’s fucking brilliant! Look at that 80’s talkshow/Jetsons thing going on there… Just look at those Microsoft Paint strokes texturalising his hair, and that pose…… Read More
Hey, remember last month when we rubbed shoulders with swoonworthy Australian actress Mia Wasikowska at the Premiere of upcoming movie Tracks? Oh, wait, did we accidentally forget to invite you? Oops. Our bad.… Read More
This Bristol five-piece might just have delivered your new favourite song. It’s certainly a fitting musical accompaniment to the ridiculous weather that has been spitefully ruining picnics, romantic walks and simply being able… Read More
Described by the organisers as a ‘perfect summer’s day’, hopes are high for the inaugural Lost Picnic in Sydney’s Centennial Park on Sunday 23rd March. A boutique event featuring homegrown talent, there will also… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com’s Dean Rostron catches the return of Melbourne’s indietronica heroes: Miami Horror hit the stage at Oh Hello! in Brisbane for one of their first headline shows in two years after touring extensively on… Read More