Arriving soon: Smirnoff Double Black
You know frustrating it is when you see interminable trailers at the cinema which essentially reveal the movie’s entire plot, to the extent that you probably don’t have to bother seeing it anymore?… Read More
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Music: The Presets get mashed with J&B
On Wednesday J&B Whisky put together a little mixer, one-part whisky and one-part Preset, together it combined a mash-up explosion. So what was it all about? Well J&B whisky have just released their… Read More
Album Review: Shining Bird, Leisure Coast
Tenley Nordtrom reviews the debut longplayer from Australian band, ‘Leisure Coast’: I must admit that The Shining Bird are new to me. Every description in their press release sounded so lovely that I… Read More
Album Review: London Grammar, If You Wait
London Grammar’s highly anticipated debut longplayer, If You Wait, is the culmination of 18 painstaking months spent writing and recording with producers Tim Bran (The Verve, Richard Ashcroft, La Roux) and Roy Kerr.… Read More
Music Video: Georgia Fair, Love Free Me
Somethingyousaid.com have been admirers of folksters Georgia Fair for some time now. It appeared they’d slipped off the radar but – huzzah – they’re back with a brand-spanking new single ‘Love Free Me’.… Read More
Interview: Midnight Juggernauts
Melbourne’s Midnight Juggernauts swept in on a wave of hype back in 2007 with their debut album, Dystopia. In 2010 they released their well received sophomore effort, The Crystal Axis, but for the… Read More
Video: New Cut Copy Hypnotises
Last year, I happened to catch Australian indie-dance legends Cut Copy twice within a fortnight. Although I’m moderately fond of the band, it was still something of an overload, and since this condensed… Read More
Music: Fanny Lumsden & the Thrillseekers
Barnstorming Australians, Fanny Lumsden & the Thrillseekers, have been firmly on the Something You Said radar for ages now. Since we interviewed them last year, the band have taken their awesome country hoedown on… Read More
Album Review: Daughn Gibson – Me Moan
Neil Martin listens to the sophomore longplayer from an acclaimed American singer-songwriter: Daughn Gibson’s 2012 debut, All Hell, was a swampy gothic backwoods country album comprised in the main of samples of old… Read More
Grouplove are back with Ways to Go
A couple of years back, I reviewed Grouplove’s concert in Sydney. I actually headed along as a favour to a magazine editor, who needed someone to cover the gig last-minute. Knowing little about the… Read More
Sigur Ros – Kveikur review
Somethingyousaid.com’s Tammy Potakh wraps her ears around the latest longplayer from Sigur Ros: My friend introduced me to these guys two years ago and my first reaction was laughter. Not because I thought… Read More
Music comes first for Omar
Omar, the legendary, multi-talented UK vocalist, has an excellent brand new single out now called “The Man” which has been getting a whole lotta airplay support from Gilles Peterson and Trevor Nelson. It… Read More