Australia’s The Perch Creek Family Jugband is comprised from four siblings and one stray partner. With humble beginnings as a street jug band led by their eccentric father, Bob Hodgkins (no, not Bob Hoskins),… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com have been admirers of folksters Georgia Fair for some time now. It appeared they’d slipped off the radar but – huzzah – they’re back with a brand-spanking new single ‘Love Free Me’.… Read More
Nothing like an awesome animated video clip, right? Well, check the latest offering from Melbourne electronic duo Audego, created by Sydney artist Paul Andrew Rhodes (Negative Films). The clip supports the band’s new… Read More
We love a bit of Caitlin Rose, here at somethingyousaid.com, so we’re pretty pumped for some sweet new sounds from her. The rollicking done-you-wrong single Waitin’ is released on 16th September and lands… Read More
Melbourne indie-folk quintet, The Paper Kites, recently announced the release of their new single, St Clarity, and will be celebrating with a national headline tour of Australia through August and September. Somethingyousaid.com caught… Read More
Are you ready to feel equally old and untalented? Introducing The Strypes. The Irish four-piece are causing a massive worldwide stir with their take on the original British Invasion and Blues/Rock boom of the 1960’s.… Read More
Barnstorming Australians, Fanny Lumsden & the Thrillseekers, have been firmly on the Something You Said radar for ages now. Since we interviewed them last year, the band have taken their awesome country hoedown on… Read More
There’s a certain level of familiarity to the nsfw video for London-based band, Is Tropical’s, current single, Lovers Cave. My mental link is directed to the Skins trailer from years ago where the cast of lovely young… Read More
A couple of years back, I reviewed Grouplove’s concert in Sydney. I actually headed along as a favour to a magazine editor, who needed someone to cover the gig last-minute. Knowing little about the… Read More
Following their super successful debut number, Hey Now, British three-piece London Grammar are back with their smooth new tune, Wasting My Young Years. The song is beautiful; it has quiet drive musically that is lifted… Read More
New Franz Ferdinand? For realzies? Yowsers! We’ve been admirers of the Scottish four-piece since way back when we saw them in Brighton during the Take Me Out era. Then there was that time… Read More
Formed on a 50-acre citrus orchard, Kite Club is the brainchild of Melbourne-based romantic Nicholas Futcher. Kite Club has just released ‘Jupiter Smiling’- the first single off his upcoming debut record ‘Fresh Air For… Read More