New York-based, Waco-born singer/songwriter, Jarrod Dickenson, recently released his second longplayer and has just finished a massively successful tour of the United Kingdom. We found out more: I am a Texan, a New… Read More
Remember that ubër cool, indie-goth band Ipso Facto? Comprised of four young British girls that seduced hipsters and fashion houses alike, with a flurry of Siouxsie inspired melodrama and psych pop? Well, founding member, Rosalie… Read More
Carol Bowditch chatted to Dirt Farmer for somethingyousaid.com about the non-farm related origin of their name, a guy made out of cardboard called Johnny Marble, and their plans for future domination of the… Read More
The Falls give somethingyousaid.com’s Jack Colwell an insight into SXSW as they prepare to come home to support the Lumineers on their Australian tour. From the sunny shores of Sydney, to the cold… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com’s Harriet Cheney has a conversation with New Yorkers Lizzy Plapinger and Max Hershenow, otherwise know as Ms Mr, about being ‘sweet-sinister’: When it’s been less than a year since you released your debut… Read More
We caught up with Samuel Taylor recently, during which he offered up his whereabouts at the time of Michael Jackson’s death. Not that we were demanding an alibi: I am Samuel Taylor, singer-songwriter, originating… Read More
Broken Stone Records is seriously our kinda label. Considering they’ve put out records by the brilliant Caitlin Park and The Maple Trail, we always sit-up and pay attention when they release something new… Read More
Somethingyousaid.com has a conversation with Tiger Lilly about the imminent release of her latest extended-player: While most people I know would be trying to pick up the pieces after a breakdown in their marriage,… Read More
Tammy Potakh has a conversation with Jack Milas from New York-based Australians, High Highs, about their debut long-player: High Highs new album Open Season transports me to a place faaar, far away from… Read More
Our head-honcho, My Bobby Six, tends to shy away from the limelight somewhat. When it comes to video interviews, he usually puts one of the many talented/hot Something You Said laydeez (seriously, there’s… Read More
Were there an award for the Most-Difficult-Of-Difficult-Second-Albums, then Giant Drag’s Annie Hardy would win it, hands down. Hardy has been trying to give birth to the sophomore Giant Drag long-player for a very… Read More
Carol Bowditch interviewed Harts, ahead of his tour and meticulously crafted new EP, Offtime. You record all instruments in your music by yourself. Why do you choose to do this? It’s definitely a… Read More