San Cisco are making waves overseas
Here at Something You Said, we’ve been kinda in love with Australian band San Cisco and their catchy indie-pop since the beginning of time. We’ve seen them grow from packing out little venues like… Read More
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Escape with Susanne Sundfør
We’ve been raving about Susanne Sundfør since we saw her mesmerising performance in London this year and we’re mad keen to catch her at The Great Escape Festival in Brighton next month. Safe… Read More
Kurt Vile is Wakin on a Pretty Daze
I have just discovered that Kurt Vile, founding member of stoner-rock outfit The War on Drugs and also a rather successful solo singer/songwriter, is actually something of a family man. This caused disarray… Read More
Mama Kin at Northcote Social Club
Mama Kin compared her microphone stand to a penis, made an excellently complicated Harry Potter reference, told her mum to ‘put earplugs in’, twice, and swore repeatedly at her sister. She told stories… Read More
The National have their Demons
In the second most exciting piece of news you’ll hear today (after New Zealand passing the gay marriage bill), Brooklyn legends The National have returned with ‘Demons’, the first track lifted from their… Read More
Don’t Cry For Coachella People
Best not to mention Coachella to Bianca Cornale, if you know what’s good for you: Since last weekend my social networking has been crowded by people bemoaning their distance from Coachella. Even worse… Read More
Azealia Banks – Yung Rapunxel
When Azealia Banks delivers a new offering, we pay attention. After all, with Azealia you can be pretty certain you’re gonna get something mind-melting. Remember the first time you heard 212 and it… Read More
Heartless Bastards at The Troubadour
Tenley Nordstrom reviews her favourite band’s recent performance in Los Angeles and gets somewhat starstruck: I first saw the Heartless Bastards in 2009. At the time, I had no idea who they were.… Read More
Phebe Starr’s pop is cosmic
Bustin’ out of from a small country-town on the Australian east coast, Sydney’s Phebe Starr is preparing her debut extended-player for 2013. Having scored herself some serious radio love for her epic ballad… Read More
British Sea Power – Machineries of Joy
Gary Page reviews the newest longplayer by Brighton-based outfit British Sea Power: The first time I became fully aware of British Sea Power was on an overcast August day back in 2006. They curated… Read More
Interivew: Getting to know Jarrod Dickenson
New York-based, Waco-born singer/songwriter, Jarrod Dickenson, recently released his second longplayer and has just finished a massively successful tour of the United Kingdom. We found out more: I am a Texan, a New… Read More
Mailer Daemon is Always On The Grind
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