Somethingyousaid.com’s Carol Bowditch checks out the second solo longplayer from Frankie Rose: I remember watching an interview a while back where Brooklyn babes Vivian Girls said that, “they didn’t scream, they sung like angels…… Read More
We’ve been banging on about the purveyors of the most awesome country hoedowns, Fanny Lumsden & the Thrillseekers, for ages now, so we’re pretty excited about the arrival of the video clip for… Read More
Very occasionally in a person’s existence, something will happen that instills such pride, wonder and awe in the potential of life that you can’t help but come to define your personal successes by… Read More
Something peculiar happened when Disclosure came into popularity, the shirtless festival gurners and 7am Spice groovers were to unite over these tunes that were sexy while having the right about of unst usnt.… Read More
Remember how we recently gave up-n-coming Australian producers a heads-up on the Budweiser People’s Choice Award, which would give them the chance to showcase their mad skills? Well, they’ve been busy uploading some… Read More
The ‘little sister’ of Melbourne’s Sugar Mountain Festival has a Japanese-influenced name, is heading to a music festival in Mexico next year and is holding an epic party in Melbourne this week, featuring… Read More
American rock’n’rollers, Turbo Fruit, whose band name sounds like some delectable soft fruit candy, which I’m alright with, have a new tune out ahead of their Australian Tour. The band being born from… Read More
Preferring toothaches and seasickness to heartache in their newest track, You’ve Got Me Wonderin’ Now, American act Parquet Courts have won us over with their lighthearted brand of ear pummelling garage. Having danced around… Read More
We first chanced upon the beautiful Kiyomi Vella on the Australian version of The Voice. The singer with baubles in her hair brought a welcomed dosage of quirk to the programme and we… Read More
Psychedelic warriors, MGMT, have officially crossed the rainbow mountain. Alien Days, the first song lifted from latest, self-titled longplayer, is a gentle and melodic reminder of just what makes these Brooklyn boys so ultimately… Read More