Category Archive: music

The 1975 live in Birmingham

Joining the ever-growing line that caused inconvenience across multiple Birmingham pavements, I waited patiently for The 1975. Okay I didn’t wait patiently. It was a really long queue, it was freezing cold and… Read More →

Private Life, Otherside – Musical Game

Growing up, when the humble household PC wasn’t being used for #hashtagging, Skyping or monitoring fortnightly dole payments, I spent a grand amount of time playing games on the World Wide Web. Nothing… Read More →

Sing-a-long-a Sound of Music, review

We sent Jess O’Callaghan to check out Sing-a-long-a Sound of Music in Sydney: Question: Do you know the lyrics to “Sixteen Going on Seventeen”? When someone says they’re sixteen, does your mind kind of… Read More →

Nick Mulvey, Cucurucu – Music video

Why do I find such pleasure in repetition? The chorus of Nick Mulvey’s new song is so delightfully singalongable as he churps the title line ‘cu-cu-ur-u’, especially after I have envountered a 24-hour… Read More →

Free Cut Copy download – We Are Explorers

Generous Australian electronic legends Cut Copy are, once again, giving stuff away for freesies. The latest track they are donating to music lovers’ record collections is a remix of the new single from their… Read More →

Interview: Mad Professor is hungry

Legendary dub producer Mad Professor is appearing at this year’s Malasimbo Music and Arts festival (27th February – 3rd March 2014) in the Philippines where he takes over the Monday session with his Roots of… Read More →

Optimus Primavera Sound – our top acts

Primavera’s little-sister festival is in its third year, and we’re excited about the healthy sprinkling of Australian acts within the outstanding line-up: It’s shaping up to be an exciting year for European summer… Read More →

Kyla La Grange, Cut Your Teeth

After turning heads with her 2012 debut album Ashes, British singer/songwriter Kyla La Grange returns brighter, bolder and with an interesting shift towards a more subtle emotional, electronic pop smartness. Her upcoming second… Read More →

Airling, Ouroboros – New music

Heads up everyone, here’s an exciting new artist emerging out of Australia. Introducing Airling, the new musical project from Brisbane’s Hannah Shepherd. The artist has just dropped her debut track, Ouroboros (pronounced “o-rob-o-ros”)… Read More →

Rizzle Kicks live at Nottingham Rock City

Kirstie Newman checks out Brighton’s Rizzle Kicks in Nottingham for somethingyousaid.com: I’ll admit, I’ve previously been one of those people that you curse at as you trip over a sleeping bag or as… Read More →

Izzy Lindqwister, Moon Beam Cream – review

At a first glance, Izzy Lindqwister seems to be somewhat clichéd: A blonde Swedish girl living in Paris to make it as a musician with some electronic singersongwritersoul. However, she’s not coming out… Read More →

MTNS at Brighton Up Bar, Sydney – live review

MTNS and supporting bands The Game River and Left. provided an ambient musical delight for a cosy Valentine’s evening at Brighton Up Bar last Friday. Heather Vousden reviewed and photographed: The Game River,… Read More →