Where did this ‘cultural capital of Australia’ business come from, anyway? Angus White investigates.
Where did this ‘cultural capital of Australia’ business come from, anyway? Angus White investigates.
Ahead of the release of their debut album The West on June 14th, local weirdos Dr Sure’s Unusual Practice have shared another taste of their masterfully erratic post-punk with ’Catch Up’.
Melbourne goths Claws & Organs are back with ‘Riding Without Driving’, a turbulent blast of restless post-punk and a captivating taste of what’s to come from their forthcoming album.
Off the back of the release of their latest single ‘Weather Vane’ last month, Brisbane’s Future Haunts are back with a new video for the track, which brings their atmospheric indie-rock back to earth with a DIY home-video styled clip.
With its unique blend of poignant synth pop and forceful hip-hop, ‘Do What You Need To Do’ is a bold return of local rapper Earnest Jackson, showcasing his uniqueness and versatility.
Local garage-rockers The Oh Balters are back with the second taste of their debut album – ‘She’s On My Mind’ is a burst of blues-tinged rock ‘n’ roll, and the new clip adds an extra layer of charm to the track with its freaked-out visuals.
Local noisemakers Noughts are back today with their next blast of madness – ‘Bleach’ is a chaotic burst of visceral post-punk and an exciting first taste of their second EP.
Teen Angst’s latest single ‘Dental Hygiene’ is a pea-sized burst of charming lo-fi pop rock and we have the delight of premiering its brand new, orthodontically inspiring film clip.
On their debut EP, local indie-rock group Purr Usual share a collection of introspective psych infused soft-rock that, despite its mild temperament, brims with personality and spark.
On ‘Don’t Go (Riding Down The Cosmic Drain)’, Gold-Coast dream-rock weirdos Syrup, Go On share a vibrant slice of of immersive psychedelia with a surrealist video that boosts the weirdness even further.
We’re thrilled to premiere the debut single from local singer-songwriter Gerard Starling – ‘7:30’ is a moment of hazy folk that is quick to enthral with its delicate layers and rollicking groove.
Off the back of her mesmerising new single ‘Lately’, and the announcement of a bunch of forthcoming shows, woozy indie-rock specialist Merpire has dropped by Trouble Juice to talk us through what inspires her to keep churning out hit after hit.