Category Archive: music

Ásgeir, Into The Silence – album review

When I heard about this mind-blowing new talent from Iceland I was the biggest of naysayers. Being a massive Sigur Ros fan and a moderate Bjork worshiper it irritated me greatly that Ásgeir’s… Read More →

The Cairos: Photos we shouldn’t share!

Following on from their critically-acclaimed EP Colours Like Features in 2012, The Cairos are finally set to unleash their debut longplayer, Dream of Reason, in May this year through Island Records. Never a… Read More →

Music: Southern, Where The Wild Are

Belfast-born, Liverpool-based brother and sister band Southern are set to unleash their new EP, ‘Where The Wild Are’ this April. Following their previous, eponymous release, this offering is another collection of songs that… Read More →

Lyla Foy album review, Mirrors In The Sky

You may have heard of London songwriter/producer Lyla Foy under the WALL moniker. Well, now she’s unleashed her debut longplayer and it’s well worth a listen, as Joe Haddow explains:  If the haunting style… Read More →

The Growlers – Live Review & Interview

Before playing the last show of their Australian tour, The Growlers’ Überchiller/bass player Anthony Braun Perry talked to James Booker about how two broken knees and the fondest of brotherly love is the source of his… Read More →

Caitlin Park interview – A call to battle

Sydney-based singer/songwriter and megababe, Caitlin Park, is set to release her hugely-anticipated second album in May. Jess O’Callaghan catches up with her for a chat about the need for a section of snare… Read More →

Boiler Room Sydney – live review

When news broke that global underground club royalty, Boiler Room, was returning to Sydney I almost peed my pants. If you don’t know the mythology, Boiler Room is pretty much the crème-de-la-crème of… Read More →

Jack Colwell has arrived – interview

Liam Casey talks to Sydney-based musician Jack Colwell about his upcoming co-headlining tour with former Killing Heidi frontwoman Ella Hooper: Jack Colwell has arrived at the Redfern café where we’d arranged to meet,… Read More →

Melbourne Zoo Twilights Series review

Somethingyousaid.com’s Jess O’Callaghan headed to the zoo: It’s fun to imagine that when all the ice cream-toting kids and besotted couples leave for the day and night falls the animals all sneak out… Read More →

Bok Bok featuring Kelela – Melba’s Call

Introduction number one: Bok Bok, otherwise known as Alex Sushon, is a London-based DJ, producer and director of record label Night Slugs. Introduction number two: LA-based Kelela Mizanekristos sits at the forefront of the… Read More →

The Growlers live in Sydney

The Growlers performed at Oxford Art Factory in Sydney as part of their Australian tour. Carol Bowditch checked them out: With several 60’s revival psychedelic rock records under their respective belts, the five-piece Cali… Read More →

The War on Drugs, Lost In The Dream

The War on Drugs, the Philadelphia-based project of the talented Adam Granduciel, have just released their third full-length album. Released via the wonderfully savvy folk at Inertia Records, it’s called Lost in the… Read More →