Ahead of its official release tomorrow, today we have the pleasure of sharing a first listen to I Want To Love You, the stunning debut album from Naarm indie-folk songwriter Hannah Blackburn.
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Terry – Gold Duck
Alongside the announcement of their fourth album Call Me Terry, today we’ve got the pleasure of welcoming Terry back with a listen to the album’s charmingly wonky first single ‘Gold Duck’.
Introducing The Tramway Live Series Vol. 1
Today The Tramway Hotel have announced Volume One of their Tramway Live Series, a new compilation celebrating one of Melbourne’s most inviting and intimate bandrooms as well as the artists that make it what it is.
They Made Me Do It –
Talking Influences with Wybie
Following the release of We Are The Kids in December, we caught up with local art-folk songsmith Wybie to dig into the influences that led to the creation of his warm, ragged and enthralling debut album, ahead of the project’s LP launch tonight at The Gasometer.
Meredith 30 in 30 minutes
To paint a picture of the best weekend of the year, we’ve broken Meredith 30 down to its rawest elements, one minute at a time in all its glory.
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Gut Health –
Electric Party Chrome Girl
Off the back of the release of their killer debut 7” last month, we caught up with art-punk party-starters Gut Health to dig into each track on Electric Party Chrome Girl.
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Platonic Sex – Grip
Alongside the release of their debut EP today, Meanjin/Brisbane indie rockers Platonic Sex have kindly walked us through each fiery and emotive moment that make up Grip.
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Jake Amy – Cascade
Ahead of its official release this weekend, today we’re sharing a first listen to new music from local keys mastermind/workhorse Jake Amy – ‘Cascade’ is a stunningly expressive journey through a haze of DnB and jungle that ultimately evolves into a world of its own.
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Blonde Revolver –
Lipstick and Leather
Alongside the announcement of their debut album, today we’ve got the pleasure of sharing ‘Lipstick and Leather’ from Melbourne/Naarm punk-rock heavyhitters Blonde Revolver, a self-described “single babe anthem” that adds a new dose of glitz and glamour to their supercharged sound.
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The Fillmores – Makey Sensey
Ramping up the jangle with an inviting array of herky-jerky dance music, Makey Sensey is the debut full length offering from Naarm/Melbourne sextet The Fillmores. To celebrate its release, we had Jack and Seamus Fillmore talk us through each moment track by track.
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Workhorse – Rode A River
Following the release of Workhorse’s stunning debut album No Photographs, today we’ve got the pleasure of sharing the new film clip for album highlight ’Rode A River’, which places the track’s stark and compelling dream-folk atmosphere atop the expansive backdrop of Arrernte country in Mparntwe/Alice Spring.
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Aunty Blue – Don’t Let Me Down
Alongside the release of their debut EP today, we caught up with Melbourne/Naarm indie-folk act Aunty Blue to delve into the introspective stories behind the tracks of Don’t Let Me Down.
