We’ve given alt-folk group Julia and the Deep Sea Sirens a whole lotta love in the past. We’ve interviewed the delightful Julia Johnson and have given the band’s latest album a glowing review. So we’re… Read More
Who doesn’t want eighteen minutes of brand new Laura Marling amazingness? People with no ears and no hearts, that’s who. You, clearly, aren’t such a human-being, so we fully recommend you get stuck… Read More
In the second most exciting piece of news you’ll hear today (after New Zealand passing the gay marriage bill), Brooklyn legends The National have returned with ‘Demons’, the first track lifted from their… Read More
When Azealia Banks delivers a new offering, we pay attention. After all, with Azealia you can be pretty certain you’re gonna get something mind-melting. Remember the first time you heard 212 and it… Read More
Space, the debut album by Melbourne experimental vocal-group Aluka was released Friday April 5th and somethingyousaid is happy to bring you an exclusive video clip, showing the making of Say, one of the… Read More
Bustin’ out of from a small country-town on the Australian east coast, Sydney’s Phebe Starr is preparing her debut extended-player for 2013. Having scored herself some serious radio love for her epic ballad… Read More
Before he idiotically decided to relocate from Australia to freezing cold England, Somethingyousaid.com editor Bobby used to be a resident DJ at Sydney’s Oxford Art Factory. After he departed, his good friend Mailer… Read More
In keeping with how we like to have our fingers well-and-truly on the pulse here at somethingyousaid.com, we’re delighted to bring you the premiere of the brand new video-clip from New Zealand duo,… Read More
So Earl Sweatshirt is one of the founding homeboys of the Odd Future Gang, a group that us here at somethingyousaid.com have followed since they surfaced on the internets a few years ago.… Read More
Following on from the critically acclaimed 2012 debut release, EP Delicious, Birmingham quartet Peace unleash their first album In Love later this month. The band’s high energy live performances have caused quite a… Read More
Call us chin-stroking-Lefties if you like, but The Guardian is totally our favourite newspaper, so when they describe a band thusly, we pay attention: “Say a new group came along and they were… Read More
