Category Archive: music

Julia & The Deep Sea Sirens: Family Pets

There is a tendency in Australian folk music to enter the room apologetically and without fuss. Singing about scorned ex-lovers with a quiet hesitation and then before their breath becomes a roar, vanish… Read More

This summer’s must-see European Festivals

It’s almost festival season, which means we can start booking our summer excursions in order to catch our favourite musicians in the sunshine.

Trojan Sound System have never sold out

Trojan Sound System need little introduction. Spearheaded from Trojan Records, an explosive influential musical force, legendary label and household name across the United Kingdom and worldwide for over forty years, the duo are… Read More

It’s only just begun for Panama

Panama have been making waves with a sound heavily steeped in sunburn, the scent of coconut and beer drinking on the promenade. After their first single ‘Magic’ dropped to critical acclaim in 2012, Panama… Read More

Caitlin Park graces The Great Escape

The Great Escape Festival never fails to deliver abso-bloody-amazing new talent. So it’s no surprise that it recently made a pretty impressive first and second act announcement for when it returns to Brighton… Read More

Brendan Maclean is Stupid

Brendan Maclean is many things. He is That-Guy-From-Twitter, a Sydney personality and radio host, soon to be ‘Great Gatsby Star’ and in his early days, backup dancer in a Nikki Webster Clip (Strawberry Kisses).… Read More

To Frisco With Love (Dimension)

San Franciscans might be feeling a little unpatriotic right now, what with their recent Super Bowl loss to Boston (or Beyonce, I forget which). However they should be proud of their phenomenally good garage-psych… Read More

Fred Astaire Really Can Dance

Anyone that’s been following our site for a sustained length of time will be aware that we’ve been boy/girl-crushing on Fremantle four-piece, San Cisco since day one. So we’re delighted to share with… Read More

David Ford jumps in a barrel of weasels

David Ford releases his fourth long-player, Charge, this March. We caught up with the singer/songwriter ahead of his upcoming tours of the United Kingdom, Ireland and the United States and had a conversation… Read More

Spirit Valley induce emotional & moral panic

Sydney’s Spirit Valley exist within some strange, twisted limbo of the Australian music scene. To anyone who’s encountered them, they are undeniably, earth-shatteringly fantastic. Broadly speaking however, no one seems to have really… Read More

Susanne Sundfør is refreshingly risqué

As if Norwegian songstress Susanne Sundfør’s unbelievably stunning vocal wasn’t enough to captivate us, she’s only gone and thrown a refreshingly risqué and decidedly not safe for work video clip into the mix. The accompanying… Read More

Civil Civic will rip your head off

Dominique Legrand has a conversation with Barcelona/London-based Australian ex-pats Civil Civic about their upcoming tour, about what fans can expect from their live show and about proving their worth on stage: Civil Civic are… Read More