Melbourne’s premier mid-fi indie rock quartet RAT!hammock have done it again with new single ‘Word Of The Day’ – another slacker-rock anthem that’d charm the socks off even your sternest of mates.
They Made Me Do It –
They Made Me Do It –
Talking Influences with
The Citradels
Following the release of their tenth album last month, the country-folk tinged Tracs, we caught up with psychedelic brethren The Citradels to find out what inspired their most stripped back effort yet.
They Made Me Do It –
Talking Influences with
Harmony Byrne
Now that Harmony Byrne’s stunning debut album of hypnotic, soulful psych-blues is rounding the corner on one month old, we had Harmony talk us through what inspired her triumphant debut Heavy Doors.
Premiere:
John Tennyson – Forgotten Dreams
On his brand new EP Forgotten Dreams, Melbourne-based folk-rock storyteller John Tennyson offers seven outstanding performances that either cut you open, prod your wounds, or call for closure.
Track by Track:
Leah Senior – The Passing Scene
One moment whimsical, the next introspective and pensive, Leah Senior’s third album The Passing Scene is an unassuming triumph of a record that’s themes of living life and the world changing around us make it the sort of album to sink deeply into.
Track by Track:
Immigrant Union –
Judas
Judas, the new album from Melbourne long-timers Immigrant Union is a rollercoastering collection of folk infused psychedelia that certainly won’t betray your high expectations of the band. Songwriter/singer duo Bob Harrow and Brent DeBoer have dropped by to take you through each of the album’s eleven tracks.
Homebodies –
Staying In with
Guy Louis Faletolu
We check in with diligent Melbourne soundie Guy Louis Faletolu to find out what he’s been up to during lockdown.
Speed Dating:
PBS 106.7FM Radio Festival
With the PBS 106.7FM Radio Festival wrapping up this weekend, we took the opportunity to get to know a few of the people behind those voices a little more intimately.
Homebodies –
Staying In with Synthesize Me
In the midst of the PBS Radio Festival, we check in with Bridget from Synthesize Me to find out what she’s been up to during lockdown.
Wall Of Noise –
A chat with Party Dozen
Sydney’s noise-rock duo Party Dozen are back with their new boundary-pushing album Pray For Party Dozen, and ahead of its release tomorrow, we had the pleasure of discussing it with saxophonist Kirsty Tickle.
Premiere:
Black Bats – Seven Day Blues
Just over a year after the release of their debut self-titled LP, garage psych cattle-wranglers Black Bats have again emerged from the darkness with ‘Seven Day Blues’ – a brand new serving of unsettling horror rock that gets us very in the mood for album number two.
They Made Me Do It –
Talking Influences with
Sophisticated Dingo
Having just dropped their latest offering of rollercoastering garage-pop, we had Melbourne mainstays Sophisticated Dingo drop by to talk us through what they’d been circling around whilst writing ‘Vultures’.
