Cat Power’s Sun warms like morning light
Victoria Mietchen gets blindfolded by Cat Power: Chan Marshall delights in obscurity, but she is one of few artists who can get away with it – and I am always more than happy… Read More
Tag Archive: music
New Music: Klassik – Enemy/Inner Me
Klassik is an up and coming artist from The States who has released this great Spring time number. Enemy/Inner Me is a good tune to add to my “driving to the beach 2012” playlist… Read More
Does the Pussy Riot protest taste bad?
Oliver Heath gets his protest on and is left with a bad taste in his mouth: The arrest of masked Russian punk band Pussy Riot for staging a protest in an orthodox Cathedral… Read More
Chairlift go Japanese and Belong In Your Arms
Sometimes there are just no words within one’s vocabulary to aptly sum something up. So, instead, just watch the above clip and try not to let it melt your brain. We thought our… Read More
Ruby Frost: Water To Ice
Drawing on a wide palate of influences, from Bjork and Michael Jackson to Air and Fleetwood Mac, Ruby Frost’s Water To Ice offers beats, polished pop melodies, samples and sequins. New Zealander Ruby… Read More
The Pharcyde at The Beresford in Sydney
The Pharcyde’s Sydney show made Sonia Clarke‘s face hurt. In a good way: Nothing could have made me feel older at The Pharcyde gig than cadging a cigarette (I will be quitting… Read More
High Highs – Once Around The House
The eagle-eyed amongst you will notice that we only just posted a High Highs clip. Well, they are already back with another song and we love it just as much, so we thought,… Read More
Check out the brand new Presets video
The Presets are back with a new song and video clip as an appetite-whetter for their upcoming album. Check it out. What do you reckon? A bit of a departure for the boys,… Read More
Angus Stone is going Irish
Now in its fourth year, Arthur’s Day (Friday 28 September) is the global music event that marks the remarkable legacy of Arthur Guinness, who in 1759 signed a 9000-year lease on the St… Read More
Joe McKee live review
Something You Said reviewer Ebe Cassidy gets her buzz killed: Last Saturday we saw Snowman’s Joe McKee who was launching his first solo album, Burning Boy, at the Grace Darling in Melbourne, an… Read More
Katchafire hit the road
Katchafire are one of the hardest working and most respected collectives to come out of New Zealand. Off the back of the release of their platinum selling, fourth studio album On The Road Again, a nonstop… Read More
Ariel Pink review
Mature Themes is a fucking odd album. Archaic and disjointed, kitsch and abstracted. It’s also spectacularly refreshing and incredibly evocative. Reminiscent of C-grade 80’s cop shows, where junkies and drag queens rule the… Read More