Getting to know The Vacationists
Sydney-based six-piece The Vacationists are about to unleash their debut EP. We asked them to tell us more about themselves: The Vacationists are a six-piece band from Petersham, who share a common love of… Read More
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Live review: Mollusc Tape Launch
Melbourne-based two-piece Mollusc recently launched their new tape at The Grace Darling, with support from Vacuum, Karli White and Subjects. We were there to check it out: I walked in to a freak-beat-strobe-drone… Read More
Interview: Busy Kingdom party seriously
We talk to Melbourne-based Busy Kingdom’s Brendan Etherington about their upcoming EP: Hi Brendan thanks for taking the time out to speak with at Something You Said. You are now based Victoria, how did… Read More
The UE Megaboom impresses
Last week we went to Andrew “Boy” Charlton swimming pool in Sydney, not for a dip, but to check out the launch of Ultimate Ears’ latest portable wireless speaker, the UE Megaboom. The reason it was held at… Read More
Meet us at the Kaleido launch!
Not dissimilarly to what we try to achieve at somethingyousaid.com, our friends at Sydney-based ‘Kaleido’ offer an outlet for creatives to connect, collaborate and share their work. And, as well as being a… Read More
Video Premiere: Tanzer, That’s Why Darling
You’ll probably recognise megababe Hayley Foster as one-half of Twincest. Well, now she’s back with her latest incarnation, Tanzer, and we’re positively dizzy with excitement to bring you the premiere of her debut video… Read More
Getting To Know Gena Rose Bruce
Melbourne-based singer/songwriter Gena Rose Bruce has recently been turning heads with her excellent new single ‘Blazing Radio’. We asked her to tell us about herself: I am new to all this music thing,… Read More
Getting to Know Ed Rome – Interview
Multi-instrumentalist Ed Rome creates awesome music which spans Reggae, Ska, Acoustic, World and Blues. We asked him to tell us a little more about himself: I am a 35-year-old music obsessive. I write… Read More
Interview: Sugaryama curator Pete Keen
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