There are few styles which can blend maniacal euphoria and soul-destroying melancholy in the one form of expression. Those involved in Sydney’s garage movement can pull-off this rare mismatch. From of this shouty/big… Read More
Before he idiotically decided to relocate from Australia to freezing cold England, Somethingyousaid.com editor Bobby used to be a resident DJ at Sydney’s Oxford Art Factory. After he departed, his good friend Mailer… Read More
Wrongtom meets Deemas J’s critically acclaimed, reggae, dancehall and dub fuelled album ‘In East London’ was, for my money, one of the best UK releases of 2012. It has been hailed by many including Steve… Read More
Carol Bowditch chatted to Dirt Farmer for somethingyousaid.com about the non-farm related origin of their name, a guy made out of cardboard called Johnny Marble, and their plans for future domination of the… Read More
The Falls give somethingyousaid.com’s Jack Colwell an insight into SXSW as they prepare to come home to support the Lumineers on their Australian tour. From the sunny shores of Sydney, to the cold… Read More
We caught up with Samuel Taylor recently, during which he offered up his whereabouts at the time of Michael Jackson’s death. Not that we were demanding an alibi: I am Samuel Taylor, singer-songwriter, originating… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com has a conversation with Tiger Lilly about the imminent release of her latest extended-player: While most people I know would be trying to pick up the pieces after a breakdown in their marriage,… Read More
Carol Bowditch interviewed Harts, ahead of his tour and meticulously crafted new EP, Offtime. You record all instruments in your music by yourself. Why do you choose to do this? It’s definitely a… Read More
Somethingyousaid gave a listen to Sydney four-piece Virgo Rising’s extended-player. Here’s the lowdown: Virgo Rising are the type of artists that come along once in a while and shake shit up a bit.… Read More
Sydney’s Spirit Valley exist within some strange, twisted limbo of the Australian music scene. To anyone who’s encountered them, they are undeniably, earth-shatteringly fantastic. Broadly speaking however, no one seems to have really… Read More
Liana reviews a bunch of lads that have come a long way since their school days: Glass Towers is a band I have quite the soft, squishy, sentimental spot for. Why? Well funnily… Read More
Andy James has a listen to the new EP from Emperor The Stag. Here are his thoughts: Following the release of single Swan earlier this year, indie four piece Emperor the Stag from… Read More