Dev Hynes on Synesthesia
For those who’ve tracked the career path of Devonte Hynes, you’ll see that now is really his time. His second album as Blood Orange ’Cupid Deluxe’ received the acclaim its predecessor deserved. He’s… Read More
Life of Crime – Movie review
Bobby Townsend reviews the new comedy/drama from Daniel Schechter, which is adapted from the work of Elmore Leonard: You may recall author Elmore Leonard’s characters Ordell Robbie and Louis Gara being portrayed by Samuel L.… Read More
The Beautiful Girls – Dancehall Days
Somethingyousaid.com’s Ruth Hodge checks out the latest longplayer from Matt McHugh and chums: The Beautiful Girls had a growth spurt in the last four years and now should really be called ‘The Beautiful Women’,… Read More
Music interview: Getting to Know Claire
Munich-based five-piece Claire are hitting up London tonight and Saturday. We get the lowdown on them… Claire are Nepi, Messel, Flo, Fridl and Josie. We started off doing music together at the beginning… Read More
Five signs you actually love your job
Victoria Gottschalk uncovers five signs you’re starting to love your ‘9-5’ more than you originally planned: Working a 9-5 job isn’t for the faint-hearted; it requires patience, organisation and a love of routine. For some… Read More
Gruff Rhys live in Brighton – review
Gruff Rhys returned to the grand setting of Brighton’s St. George’s Church to perform his American Interior show for an expectant crowd. As well as the usual beautifully sung, incredibly infectious songs, the… Read More
Bridie Connell’s B-Girl Rhapsody
Sydney-based artist Bridie Connell opens a text-based, burlesque-inspired installation this Wednesday. We asked her to tell us more… Hello Bridie. You are just about to launch your new show. Can you tell us… Read More
Music video: Little May – Dust
Sydney-based trio, Hannah Field, Liz Drummond and Annie Hamilton, better known as Little May, might well have already garnered a strong fanbase in their homeland, but now they’re also seriously turning heads in England… Read More
Galore’s Bombshells of Summer launch
We’re sorry, but the widely accepted/celebrated prophecy, “there ain’t no party like an S Club party,” is no longer correct. The saying should actually be, “there definitely ain’t no party like a Galore… Read More
The Little Death – Film Review
Australian actor/writer Josh Lawson makes his directorial debut in this comedy, which was voted second in the 2014 Sydney Film Festival Audience Award for Best Feature. The Little Death, derived from the expression… Read More
Anberlin Final Tour – Tab, Singapore
After twelve years of making music for all the angsty/heartbroken teenagers generations past and present, Anberlin are finally disbanding. To bid farewell, they’re in the midst of their final tour, and Something You Said’s… Read More