Tag Archive: music

Gung Ho Is In The Place You’d Rather Be

You may have heard Brisbanites Gung Ho rolling around your ears before. Their sun-drenched lo-fi has seen singles get well deserved praise and plays from all round. Debut EP Anywhere Else, is dreamy yet… Read More

Harts won’t fly under the radar

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

Bowie’s new clip captures a moment

We love-love-love-love-love David Bowie. We once saw him perform in London and our seats were so awfully positioned that you are probably closer to him now than we were at the concert, but… Read More

Lucy Rose live in Switzerland

Kaya Strehler doesn’t know whether to be besotted with Lucy Rose’s serenading or to have a jealous tantrum: I was recently whipped away for a delightful two-hour drive down to Geneva with the luring… Read More

NICK CAVE LOGS ON – P.S, I LOVE YOU

On February 19th something momentous happened, I woke up at 4am with purpose. No, really. I’m not lying. I had good cause. NICK FUCKING CAVE WAS TALKING TO FANS LIVE AND ON TWITTER…… Read More

SLAM with Hungry Kids of Hungary

With the release of their second album “You’re a Shadow” this week, along with being Queensland ambassadors for SLAM Day (Save Live Australia’s Music) this Saturday, playing at this year’s Groovin the Moo festival and… Read More

Glass Towers are not safe for work

Combine a dayum good song with a saucy, not-safe-for-work video and you’ve got an absolute winner in our eyes. So when young-gun indie rockers Glass Towers powered through a night of booze and… Read More

Seen & heard: An interview with Ash King

Marta Jary has a conversation with Ash King for Somethingyousaid about her upcoming exhibition: In her debut art exhibition, Ash King (yep, you may know her best from that viral video) is doing lines with… Read More

Julia Johnson drops the F-Bomb

After last week reviewing Julia and the Deep Sea Sirens’ sophomore long-player, Jack Colwell has a conversation with Julia Johnson about the pros/cons of touring, getting advice from Gotye and dropping the F-bomb (F… Read More

Virgo Rising are a bit of an enigma

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

Mama Kin explores and connects

Fremantle’s soulful raconteur, Mama Kin, releases her sophomore LP, The Magician’s Daughter, this month and will tour the record in March. Jess O’Callaghan has a conversation with her for Something You Said: Your… Read More

Ultraísta Mean It When They Say “Ultra”

Cue dramatic tidal wave of amazing washing us away. Seriously what do you expect when Nigel Godrich (producer of some pretty small-time stuff, just some guys called Paul McCartney, Thom Yorke, whatever…) teams… Read More