Category Archive: music

Interview: Kid Congo has hope

Founding member of The Gun Club and erstwhile guitarist for The Cramps and Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, Kid Congo – otherwise known as Brian Tristan – brings his psychedelic rock’n’roll to Sydney Festival… Read More →

Video Premiere: Passerine – Set Me Alight

What better way to help you through hump day than by treating your eyes and ears to the Premiere of the brand new video clip from up n coming Melbourne band Passerine? Having spent the back end of 2014 holed away in their… Read More →

Video Premiere: Em George – Paper Hearts

We’re very excited to Premiere the new video from an artist you seriously need to keep on your radar. Sydney-based singer/songwriter Em George nods to Beth Orton and Carole King with a little bit of… Read More →

The Growlers, live in Newcastle

Following our interview with California-based surf-garage outfit, The Growlers, we sent Ruth Hodge to check them out in Newcastle: These guys describe their sound as “beach goth” and that’s enough to warrant a… Read More →

Interview: Getting to Know Anna O

Perth musician Anna O has recently released ‘Symphony’, taken from her upcoming EP.  The song blends the artist’s heavenly vocals over synths, strings and a grand orchestral chorus. We asked her to tell us more about… Read More →

Interview: The Growlers ride the wave

The Growlers are firmly atop the crest of the Californian surf-garage wave, and with the recent release of “Chinese Fountain”, their third full-length album, they’re continuing to ride it out. The shaggy-haired troupe… Read More →

Getting to Know Kill My Coquette

LA-based musician/model/actress, Natalie Denise Sperl, is frontwoman of Los Angeles quartet Kill My Coquette, whose self-titled debut EP is due out this month. We asked her to tell us more about herself and her band:… Read More →

Interview: The Clean head to Sydfest

Generally considered to be one of New Zealand’s all-time greatest musical exports, indie rock godfathers The Clean are bringing their jangle punk awesomeness to The Aurora for one night only for the Sydney Festival. Courtney… Read More →

Kayslee Collins pushes boundaries

We recently brought you the latest video from California-born singer/songwriter Kayslee Collins, in which she revisits one of the all-time most controversial/iconic movie scenes. We caught up with her to find out more… Read More →

Interview: Dan Deacon is here to party

The energetic, spirited and chaotic Dan Deacon heads over to Sydney Festival for a rare solo performance this month. The Baltimore electronic (experi)mentalist has a live show that is not to be missed, as he… Read More →

Music Video: Maples – Stars

Sydney-based songstress Gabby Huber, known for her soaring vocals and keyboard skills as a touring band-member, invites us to enter her quietly and carefully woven-together world, a world where she is known as… Read More →

Something You Said’s best gigs of 2014

At somethingyousaid.com, we’ve got reviewers all across the globe. From the United States to Australia via the UK, Spain, Switzerland, France, Austria and a bunch of places in between. Between us, we’ve spent countless… Read More →