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After almost four years of near silence, Peninsula pop ensemble The Marlenes are back with their second full-length album Advertise on the Moon, a winding journey through 60’s pop, garage-rock and blissful psychedelia that more than makes up for lost time.
Following the release of Remember The Future Vol. 1 last month, Dr Sure’s Unusual Practice have invited us into the studio to see what went down when they constructed their latest collection of weirdo post-punk.
Following the release of Goosetape just six months back, Flimsey Lohan have returned with ‘Jimi in the Mazda’, a new taste of their hip-hop/jazz blend that moves ferociously with a refreshing flare to their sound.
In lieu of a proper release show, Melbourne dream-pop trio Dianas have been launching their new album Baby Baby all weekend on their own online channel, Baby TV – a stunning accumulation of the band’s creativity, craft and passion.
As we head a little deeper into 2020, we took a journey into the mind of bizarre-pop sensation Zac E Tea to get the lowdown on the first quarter of his ongoing yearly residency.
Earlier today, Anti Fade Records announced they’re reissuing two cult classics from their vaults – the debut self-titled album from The Living Eyes and The Frowning Clouds’ second album Whereabouts. We looked back on both albums with the help of Billy Gardner and Zak Olsen.
We chatted with Lachlan Denton about his love for woodworking and how it’s getting him through isolation.
Melbourne punks Bollard are coming in hot today with a brand new single – a terse yet frenetically cool track that only momentarily explodes with energy, ‘Ziggurat’ will make you want to put on your sunglasses and leather jacket, even if you’re stuck at home.
In something of a disconcerting move for fans, Melbourne art-punks The Dull Joys have shared a new clip for an old track today, which reimagines the dark and moody atmosphere of ‘Somewhere, I Don’t Know’ with its distorted sense of reality and opaque, vintage aesthetic.
As they prepare to launch their experimental, symmetrical debut album Millennial Pink, post-punk outfit Soft Rubbish have shared with us a beautifully ethereal, isolation-born clip for their warped new single ‘Hsibbur Tfos’.
Flaunting their psychedelic side in this fuzz-drenched trip, Melbourne garage-rock trio Honeybone are back in 2020 with ‘Stratosphere’ – a blistering first taste of their forthcoming album.
Ahead of the release of their debut album Big Woman next month, Wellington psych duo Giantess have shared another taste – ‘Gone Gone Golden’ is a hypnotic blend of dark dream-pop and immersive psychedelia, with a brand new clip that heightens the track’s uncanny atmosphere.
