Australian indie rockers, The Jezabels, will release their third LP next week in a bittersweet fashion. Synthia will be released as the band’s keyboardist, Heather Shannon, undergoes treatment for ovarian cancer. From the first beat… Read More
This may be a big call, but if David Lynch’s upcoming Twin Peaks series were to feature a soundtrack of dreamy indie artists, Sunflower Bean could understandably take a slot. The three piece… Read More
We’re excited to bring in the weekend by premiering the new video from The Attics, for their single, ‘Not Like’. With sparse verses, minimal beats, wonky bass lines and a catchy chorus, the song is something… Read More
It’s time for somethingyousaid.com’s end of year review, where we tell you what has been floating our boat over the last twelve months! We’ve already talked you through the fashion highs and lows,… Read More
Melbourne-based psych grunge anti-rockers Little Desert are launching their new album this weekend. We asked Esther Rivers from the band to tell us more: Little Desert are a bunch of genuinely off-kilter individuals, made up of… Read More
Lo Carmen is set to release her brand new album ‘Everyone You Ever Knew (Is Coming Back To Haunt You)’ in early November and you can pre-order it now. In anticipation, we are excitedly… Read More
Los Angeles four-piece, Silversun Pickups have just released their much-anticipated fourth studio album, ‘Better Nature’. Zach Conde talks to bassist/vocalist Nikki Monninger about it: Hi Nikki, thanks for taking the time to chat… Read More
‘Free Agent’ is the second longplayer from Sydney-based musician Angie. While travelling last year, Angie began working on the record in Paris. She then headed to Brazil for an artist residency where she turned the… Read More
Fresh from the long-awaited release of their third LP, Melbourne-based act The Getaway Plan are in the midst of a massive tour. Having weathered a two-year break up, member departures, various personal obstacles and almost… Read More
After thirteen albums the Hoboken, New Jersey legends Yo La Tengo return with an album of cover versions, reworked originals and a handful of new tunes. The follow-up to 2013’s excellent Fade, Stuff… Read More