New party-starters on the block Tommy & Roy are back today with ‘High On Nightmares’, a second dose of their addictive electronic-pop that pulls us deeper into their enigmatic world.
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Workhorse – No Photographs
Off the back of the release of their debut album last week, we got in touch with Harriet Fraser-Barbour, the mastermind behind SA dream-folk group Workhorse, to delve into the songs and stories that make up No Photographs.
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Wybie – Seconds
Local freak-folk quintet Wybie have returned today with ‘Seconds’, an enchanting and elusive new single that begins to entice us into the alluring sonic universe the group are soon to reveal with the announcement of their forthcoming debut album We are the Kids.
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The Prize – Easy Way Out
Today we’ve got the pleasure of premiering the brand new clip from rising rock ’n’ rollers The Prize for their latest blitz of a single ‘Easy Way Out’, ahead of the release of their forthcoming debut 7” Wrong Side Of Town next month.
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Isobel Caldwell – Tiger Stripes
Back with her first new music since 2020, Isobel Caldwell has today shared ‘Tiger Stripes’, an intimate cut of serene indie-folk with an evocative clip that beams with friendship and gratitude.
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Sunny Morris – Hearsay
Following the release of her stunning debut album earlier this month via Blossom Rot Records, we got in touch with rising singer-songwriter Sunny Morris to get the stories behind each moment of poetic folk-rock that makes up Hearsay.
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Sid O’Neil – No Answer
Today we have the pleasure of sharing ‘No Answer’ from Apollo Bay songwriter Sid O’Neil, a new track that sees him teaming up with Mikey Young to lure us into the ambient and captivating world of his forthcoming solo album It’s a Fuckin Paper Moon.
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Future Suck – Simulation
Following the release of Simulation last week, we caught up with Melbourne punk powerhouse Future Suck to dig into each track that makes up their riotous debut record.
At Least –
A chat with Bec Sykes
Following the release of her latest single in late June, we caught up with local singer-songwriter Bec Sykes to dig into the dreamy-folk sounds of ‘At Least’ and its gloriously daggy film clip.
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Joe Terror – Sir Joseph Pop Tart
Following the release of Sir Joseph Pop Tart last month, the latest EP from Melbourne rock ‘n’ roll machine Joe Terror, we got in touch with bandleader Jayden Hebbard to get the stories behind the eclectic sounds that makes up the new record.
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Convenience Store –
Carousel
Their impressive sixth single for the year, today Melbourne duo Convenience Store have shared with us a first listen and look at ‘Carousel’, an enthralling meditation that flitters between dreamy electronica and art-pop whilst broadening the scope of the project’s expansive sonic world.
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Bailey Judd –
Moving Out, Moving On
Continuing on a hot streak of single releases from across the past couple of years, Melbourne multi-instrumentalist and creative workhorse Bailey Judd is back today with ‘Moving Out, Moving On’, an enigmatic slow jam that captures Bailey’s shapeshifting sound in all its glory.
