Slow Riot share their photo diary
As Ireland-based post-punk trio Slow Riot continue to pick up pace, they give us a visual peek inside the nooks and crannies of their sonic adventures: 1. Ominous clouds on the horizon as we make… Read More
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Getting to Know The Tommyhawks
Western Australia-based fourpiece, The Tommyhawks, are touring this September and October in support of their debut EP. We asked them to tell us about themselves: We are Axe, Ness, Thea, Jess. ‘We’re All Meat… Read More
Music interview: Bully keep things real
Having just dropped their debut LP, Nashville’s Bully are heading to Australia for the Meredith Music Festival, before which they are playing an epic US tour. Courtney Dabb has a chat with frontwoman Alicia Bognanno: Hi Alicia and… Read More
Getting to Know Chris Wyse of Owl
Chris Wyse, bassist in the Ace Frehley Band and former bassist in The Cult, tells somethingyousaid.com about his band, Owl, whose new longplayer, “Things You Can’t See”, is out this month: Owl are drummer Dan… Read More
Album review: Howling, Sacred Ground
Howling’s latest longplayer, Sacred Ground, effortlessly plays as if mimicking clockwork and patterns of time, containing 12 tracks, reflecting the hours on a clock and the number of months in a year. Layered with… Read More
Interview: Wet have eyes on the prize
Brooklyn-based trio Wet are supporting London Grammar across Australia (while performing some select sideshows) this March. Elaina Ransford catches up with them in the US as they prepare for their tour… Wet first came on my radar as… Read More
Getting to know Secret Colours
We take some positively distracting time with Chicago’s psych-poppers, Secret Colours, ahead of their Austin Psych Festival performance and the release of their Positive Distraction II EP. Secret Colours are… An entity that… Read More
Eleanor Dunlop in Sydney – Gig Review
Carol Bowditch headed to Brighton Up Bar to see New Brutalists supporting ex-Cameras vocalist/keyboardist Eleanor Dunlop: The gig began with Nic Cassey singing songs that were conceived in the wildest of places, from the… Read More
Teeth & Tongue, Grids – Album Review
Jess Cornelius’ greatest strength has always been her voice. It came swaggering through the otherwise straightforward rock-n-roll of her previous band, Moscow Schoolboy. Part PJ Harvey, part Kim Gordon – the comparisons are… Read More
The Cairos: Photos we shouldn’t share!
Following on from their critically-acclaimed EP Colours Like Features in 2012, The Cairos are finally set to unleash their debut longplayer, Dream of Reason, in May this year through Island Records. Never a… Read More
Premiere: Earthquake Weather, Nobody Knows
Today, we’re delighted to be premiering the latest single from Adelaide indie rock band, Earthquake Weather. Having garnered lots of critical acclaim with their first single ‘This December’, the boys are back with this fine… Read More
Glass Animals – Music Interview
Somethingyousaid.com’s Carol Bowditch had a chat to Dave Bayley from Oxfordshire-based quartet, Glass Animals ahead of their debut visit to Australia. My Aunty has a cabinet displaying her sparkly collection of glass animals, what… Read More