In this time of isolation and uncertainty, some of our favourite Australian musicians and record labels have come together to release Stay Inside, an ode to the collectiveness of our music community.
In this time of isolation and uncertainty, some of our favourite Australian musicians and record labels have come together to release Stay Inside, an ode to the collectiveness of our music community.
After a lengthy wait, beloved Melbourne rockers RVG are back with their much-anticipated second album – following on from their critically acclaimed debut A Quality Of Mercy, Feral confirms them as one of Australia’s greatest modern bands.
Swapping the folk stylings of All Our Exes Live In Texas for driving indie rock, KIT’s debut single ‘Good Guy’ showcases her creativity, genre-crossing talent, and uncrushable spirit – even in the face of a COVID-19 world.
Without sounding too much like a Buzzfeed writer, Nepalese/Melbourne duo Suneden have just dropped a thirteen minute long sitar-laden dream-funk odyssey and it’s exactly what my isolation needed right now.
To get us in the mood for their third album, Shepparton Airplane have landed at Trouble Juice to talk us through a handful of influences that have inspired the jagged post-punk we’ll be hearing when ‘Sharks’ drops this Friday.
An incredibly mysterious offering that raises more questions than it leaves answers, and accompanied by an equally disorientating film clip, we set out to demystify the madness of Brain Drugs’ debut single ‘Night Shift (at the Fruit Cannery)’, by talking influences with them.
Having spent the last few years balancing his music career between Melbourne dive bars and cruise ships, we’ve finally been able to lock Liam Beven down in the one spot long enough to premiere his enchanting debut single ‘(There’s Either Life) Or There’s Hiding’.
Today we’ve been given the great privilege of exclusive access to Swaré’s latest suave-as-hell funk-pop party banger ‘Gatsby’ – your priceless ticket to the most indulgent house party in town.
Expanding on the wonky, hook-laden psych pop that their exciting inaugural year was built around, Sunfruits have hit the decade dancing with their cunningly-written nod to four-to-the-floor 70’s disco, ‘Above The Clouds’.
One day out from Sunset Pigmas, we thought we’d get to know a few of the faces we’ll be seeing at The Gaso tomorrow night a little more intimately.
To round out a big 2019 which saw her release her debut album, we had Melbourne’s “Femmericana” queen Madeline Leman walk us through the superb Nobody’s Fool.
With a penchant for sunny hooks and breezy guitar work, Dumb Things new album Time Again arrives just in time to soundtrack your lazy summer afternoons.