Party all night with ASOS
Are you a hopeless videomaker at gigs? Arm outstretched, capturing grainy, bleary footage with horrifically distorted sound, that you are unlikely to revisit but you just have to do it because you’re there?… Read More
Category Archive: events
Review: White Summer’s new EP
Somethingyousaid.com’s Tenley Nordstrom gives a listen to the Melbourne-based trio: White Summer’s EP, What We’ve Been Waiting For opens with a heavy driving bass line overladen with an almost airy and melodic guitar… Read More
Pitchfork Music Festival Paris, Day Two
Somethingyousaid.com’s Carol Bowditch saw a bunch of ace bands at the Pitchfork Music Festival Paris: Having made my way through day one, impressed by the spot-on sets by No Age and Warpaint, today’s… Read More
Art Interview: Modern Panic’s James Elphick
A unique collection of today’s foremost surreal, controversial & provocative international artists and live art’s practitioners comes to London for Modern Panic. Something You Said’s 25ThC caught up with James Elphick, the curator of… Read More
Festival Mixtape: Le Guess Who?
Something You Said’s Carol Bowditch soundtracks her next European festival trip with a mixtape: Every so often there comes a festival lineup that makes you regret buying that stupidly expensive beverage or lovely… Read More
Video: Secret Garden Party returns
Blimey, it really doesn’t seem massively long ago that Blighty was basking within the gloriously warm bosom of late summer. Shorts, ice-cold ciders and long afternoon shadows. With the changing of the clocks… Read More
Music interview: Reeps One
Reeps One is a multi-faceted, London-based artist using his voice to create music inspired by dubstep, garage, grime and deep-house, as well as creating live visuals solely with the tones of his voice.… Read More
Jack and Brendan interview each other
Australian dreamboats Brendan Maclean and (Somethingyousaid.com’s own) Jack Colwell are playing on the same excellent bill at Sydney’s Oxford Art Factory on Thursday. As an appetite whetter, we thought we’d get them to… Read More
Interview: Sugaryama curator Pete Keen
The ‘little sister’ of Melbourne’s Sugar Mountain Festival has a Japanese-influenced name, is heading to a music festival in Mexico next year and is holding an epic party in Melbourne this week, featuring… Read More
Music: Free Eleanor Dunlop download
Here at somethingyousaid.com, we fell head-over-heels in love with dark indie-art-pop band Cameras. Sadly, the Australian act are now defunct, but the good news is that the band members have gone on to… Read More