Following on from his recent interview with Ritchie Ruftone, somethingyousaid.com’s 25ThC spoke with Si Symatic from Cut and Paste Records about scratching, skip-less scratch records and 7″ record bags: Who is involved in… Read More
Nestled within the serene countryside of quaint Cambridgeshire, Secret Garden Party sits comfortably upon a hilly landscape spotted with green lakes. Taking advantage of the sunny afternoon of the Friday, and with a… Read More
Generally, most DJs worth their salt aspire to be able to scratch up and deftly manipulate vinyl records. It’s where DJing first began and turntablism is still alive and well with online world… Read More
Maroochydore on Australia’s Sunshine Coast will host the inaugural Maroochy Music and Visual Arts Festival later this month and, excitingly, we’ve got a double-pass to give away! Taking place at Horton Park Golf Course on August… Read More
Reviewer/photographer Phil Erbacher headed along to Sydney’s iconic Hibernian House for a performance from Ali Barter and Gordi. Here’s what went down: Upon arriving at 342 Elizabeth Street, attendees were greeted by a flyer gaffed… Read More
We recently reviewed the new LP from Wilco. You can read our positive reaction here. However, it turns out not all of our team are quite as keen. Here’s Matt Lengren’s tongue-in-cheek (and entirely imaginary) interview with… Read More
Here at somethingyousaid.com, we’ve been fans of Danish singer/songwriter, Karen Marie Ørsted, better known as MØ, for a long time. So we couldn’t wait to catch her fantastic brand of synth-pop in action… Read More
Having recently released their new longplayer, When We Talk About Love, Oh Mercy are hitting the road in August/September. We talk to singer/songwriter Alex Gow to find out more: Hi Alex and thanks for… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com’s 25ThC is a big fan of Blend Mishkin and regularly plays out his tracks when he DJs, so he chatted with him about his new album, “Survival of the Fittest”, his recording techniques… Read More
New York-based rapper Azealia Banks played a sold-out Splendour side-show to a mesmerised and fervent audience at Sydney’s Metro Theatre on Friday. Backed by a live drummer, a DJ and a couple of… Read More