On ‘1999’, Soft Rubbish serve up a turbulent blast of invigorating post-punk that doubles as an impassioned cry against the toxicity of today’s culture.
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The Slingers – Saddest Man in Melbourne
On ‘Saddest Man in Melbourne’, Melbourne rock ‘n’ rollers The Slingers share a dose of expansive soft-rock that sees them continuing to prove they’re far more than a run-of-the-mill pub-rock band.
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Foggy Notion – Volume 1
With their album launch only a little over a week away, we’re delighted to be able to present Foggy Notion’s Volume 1 to the world – an addictive array of garage-rock fuelled alt-country that’ll lift your spirits sky high, even if the downtrodden subject matter doesn’t intend to.
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Go Get Mum – Moving Day
Go Get Mum are back with ‘Moving Day’, a blast of spirited jangle pop that brims with the earnest charm that has made them one of Melbourne’s most endearing bands.
Not From Around Here –
A Chat with Horace Bones
Minnie Dunn (of Drenched In Verb) sat down with gothic punks Horace Bones to talk all things Terra, their debut album.
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Polarize – Take A Step Back
Following the release of ‘Take A Step Back’ in August, heady pop powerhouse Polarize are back with a direct new clip for the single that brings their expansive psychedelia back to earth.
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jakson – cynicism & the bleak
To celebrate the release of his debut EP today, freak-folk songwriter jakson has invited us into the dark, brooding world of cynicism & the bleak.
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Bluey – Bluey
To celebrate the release of his debut EP today, Lachie Gilmour, the mastermind behind Bluey, has invited us inside his world of immersive bedroom-pop and walked us through it track by track.
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Peach Body – Peach Body
Off the back of the release of his self-titled EP in August, we caught up with bedroom producer Peach Body to find out a little more about the lo-fi electronica of his debut release.
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Pollyman – Japanese Rock and Roll
Today we’ve got the pleasure of premiering Pollyman’s new single ‘Japanese Rock and Roll’, a blast of gloriously retro power-pop that instantly sucks us into their brightly coloured world.
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Kodiak Galaxy –
Running Out Of Reasons
After dropping ‘Running Out Of Reasons’ earlier this month, dreamy post-punk quartet Kodiak Galaxy are back with a clever new clip for the atmospheric track.
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Gamjee – European Cars
I’m not feeling very articulate today but Gamjee are the best band in Melbourne and ‘European Cars’ is a cool song.
