Category Archive: music

Review: MIA comes roaring back

MIA comes roaring back with her new audio-visual project ‘Broader than a Border.’ The first instalment released today is labeled Scroll 01. The video begins with her new song Swords and it ends… Read More →

Review and photos: Alpine in Sydney

Melbourne-based six-piece Alpine played to a sold-out Metro Theatre on Saturday evening. Here’s the lowdown: From the moment they bounded on stage, Lou James and Phoebe Baker began swaying and slithering seductively taking… Read More →

Interview: Ezra Furman is fearless

America-based musician/songwriter Ezra Furman has just released his latest longplayer. We have a conversation with him about it: Hi Ezra and thanks for taking the time out to speak with us at Something… Read More →

Label of Love – Rice Is Nice interview

We chat to the ever-fabulous Julia Wilson, of the equally-fabulous Rice Is Nice, ahead of tonight’s Label of Love celebration in Melbourne: Hello Julia! First of all, would you like to introduce your label? Hello this… Read More →

Getting to Know Chris Wyse of Owl

Chris Wyse, bassist in the Ace Frehley Band and former bassist in The Cult, tells somethingyousaid.com about his band, Owl, whose new longplayer, “Things You Can’t See”, is out this month: Owl are drummer Dan… Read More →

Interview: Busy Kingdom party seriously

We talk to Melbourne-based Busy Kingdom’s Brendan Etherington about their upcoming EP: Hi Brendan thanks for taking the time out to speak with at Something You Said. You are now based Victoria, how did… Read More →

Label Of Love: Wigwam Records

Next up in our Label of Love series we chat to Joe Berridge of Wigwam, a colourful circus of independent sonic treats: First of all, would you like to introduce your label? Hey,… Read More →

Label Of Love: Breathlessness

To continue our Label of Love series, Chloe Mayne chats to the creatures behind independent record label Breathlessness: First of all, would you like to introduce your label? Breathlessness is a close-knit circle… Read More →

The Libertines are back with Gunga Din

The Libertines’ return continues at pace! Having put their much publicised troubles behind them, Carl and Pete just played a surprise triumphant set at the Glastonbury Festival, following sold out gigs at Alexandra Palace and Hyde Park last… Read More →

Album Review: The Orb, Moonbuilding 2703 AD

The Orb’s most recent offering Moonbuilding 2703 AD pioneers through circuitries of electronic music to stimulate and rewire the brain. The album is a wonderfully composed sample of life and all that is… Read More →

Interview: Getting to Know Teischa

Introducing 18-year-old Teischa, a Perth-based musician who won the Telstra ‘Road to Discovery’ competition last year and has just released her new single. We asked her to tell us more about herself. Here she is, in… Read More →

Review: The Kite String Tangle in Sydney

Brisbane-based electronic/alternative artist The Kite String Tangle brought his ‘Illuminate Tour’ to Sydney’s Metro Theatre last Thursday night. With him were friends JOY. and Dustin Tebbutt. The sold-out event saw people packed in like… Read More →