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Melissa Grisancich is a Melbourne based artist who’s a part of the ANP and gallery manager of the RVCA corner gallery in Collingwood. In light of her upcoming curated show Spring-Time 2.0 TJ sat down for a chat about her practice as an artist and the second year around for Spring-Time.
We caught up with Ruby Wynn-Williams of Ruby Tuesday Records to talk running a DIY label and her latest project, Frontwomxn.
Cracker La Touf and Eddy Dillon’s split single is a exciting burst of weirdo pop, and Trouble Juice have an exclusive listen thanks to Ruby Tuesday Records.
The Black Heart Death Cult have just released the second single from their upcoming debut album, and ‘Black Rainbow’ encompasses everything that makes the Melbourne psych-droners such an exciting band to watch out for.
Stephen Bailey’s debut album Silo is an impressive collection of warped psych pop, with touches of folk and classic 60s rock, and our friends at Dusky Tracks have been kind enough to give Trouble Juice an exclusive listen.
Over the weekend of June 17th, Trouble Juice celebrated the release of our first print issue and the launching of a website to match.
We chat with the ever talented Evie Cahir about her diverse body of work, evolving style and travel influences.
TJ talks some words with London based photographer Mon Levchenkova, whose photographs, through a strange unity of intimacy and dissociation, echo her unique approach to sentiment.
We talk to Lena Douglas from YoWo Music about gender diversity in music, what got YoWo started and whether Melbourne is addressing these issues.
