Getting to Know Ed Rome – Interview
Multi-instrumentalist Ed Rome creates awesome music which spans Reggae, Ska, Acoustic, World and Blues. We asked him to tell us a little more about himself: I am a 35-year-old music obsessive. I write… Read More
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Röyksopp and Robyn Do It Again
Röyksopp and Robyn have just unleashed the brilliant new video for Do It Again, the first single to be taken from their critically-acclaimed mini-album of the same name. The black and white clip was shot in Mexico by… Read More
Slow Club, Complete Surrender – Review
Sheffield duo Charles Watson and Rebecca Taylor, otherwise known as Slow Club, return with their third LP, Complete Surrender. Once again, the record displays the band’s varied spectrum of influences which range from Frankie Valli… Read More
Getting to know Guests Of Ghosts
We asked Melbourne-based dark-rock band Guests Of Ghosts to tell us about themselves: We are a four-piece rock band that have been described as a HEAVY foals. We spend too much time searching… Read More
The Moons, Mindwave – Album Review
Looking for a crash course in Brit-rock? The Moons’ latest longplayer might just be the answer. The best way to describe The Moons’ sound initially is, well, Kasabian. Early 2000s Kasabian to be exact.… Read More
Night Beats, live in Vienna – review
In the 1970s the Slaughterhouse of Sankt Marx in Vienna was transformed in function to become the location of all sorts of cultural events. Nowadays the gigantic group of brick fortresses, covered in… Read More
Cookin’ on 3 Burners live in Sydney
Melbourne-based three-piece soul outfit, Cookin’ on 3 Burners, launched their sixth album, ‘Blind Bet’ at the Basement in Sydney this month with special guest performances from the spectacular, soulful vocalist Kylie Auldist (The… Read More
Caitlin Park live in Sydney
Sydney-based singer/songwriter Caitlin Park played at Newtown’s Vanguard last week. We sent Damon Collum along: I first caught Caitlin Park playing at Jurassic Lounge in Sydney last year as a happy accident. I found myself… Read More
Review: Jungle will stand the test of time
‘Quintessential cool’ comes to mind when listening to the debut longplayer from London-based collective Jungle, but this is too simplistic a definition for such a refined sound. The duo, known as “J” and “T”… Read More
Paris Psych Fest – live review
We sent Chloe Mayne to Paris Psych Fest. Here’s what went down: The inaugural Paris International Festival of Psychedelic Music was an opalescent, many-faceted creature. Working its fingers into the cobbled Parisian streets, the… Read More