Emperor the Stag – Speedwell Drive EP
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
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Free double download from Shout Timber
Do you want a couple of free songs from Shout Timber? If you like upbeat, melodic indie pop, with hints of Indian heritage, then your answer should be, “Yes please, that would be… Read More
Flume’s debut album makes you feel good
Carol Bowditch has a listen to Flume’s first LP: Flume, the twenty year old Sydney producer, has just released his eagerly awaited debut to the delight of the many fans he has gained from… Read More
Hannah Williams & The Tastemakers
As you may recall, we had a chat with Craig Charles the other day about his Funk & Soul album and tour. Well, one of the bands that is set to appear on… Read More
New Brutalists first listen
New Brutalists are one of most exciting bands we’ve seen in a while. The Sydney duo, made up of Claire Price and Sean Francis, have just launched their new single. They were kind… Read More
Getting to know Ginger & Drum
Ginger & Drum are a Sydney-based two-piece who are playing at Oxford Art Factory in their home city tonight. So somethingyousaid.com thought we’d discover more about them, in their own words: Ginger &… Read More
Caomhe holds wisdom above her years
Every so often, I chance upon an artist who blows me away within seconds of hearing their music. I’m quite fussy and unless you’re John Lennon, resurrected, I’m a hard nut to crack.… Read More
Lazy Habits’ album is original and infectious
As a lifelong Hip Hop fan I have seen it evolve over the years, as acts have had to keep things fresh and interesting for fans. In this day and age where people… Read More
Jazz and a few wines in the vines
Sonia Clarke got her jazz on and her wine on in The Hunter Valley in New South Wales a couple of weeks ago. Here’s what she can recall of events: Sometimes it is… Read More
Beach House drive us Wild
Beach House make us swoon. Big time. Doesn’t that weird way in which they combine distance, isolation and iciness with a sense of warmth get you all confused in a sexy kinda way?… Read More
The Secret Garden Party gets superstitious
We went to The Secret Garden Party in the UK this year and had a brill time, so we can’t wait to get ourselves back there in 2013. It’s not like your average… Read More
Five things that inspire Texture like Sun
Melbourne based indie folk band Texture Like Sun have just dropped their debut self titled EP. Its sound lands nicely in the ground between great darkness and rich warmth and we’re fans of… Read More