Garage-pop trio Barefoot Bowls Club are back with their debut EP Barefoot Bowling, a burst of rough-around-the-edges indie rock that immediately sucks us in with its sunny vibes, endearing lyrics and playful charm.
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Montague – You Get What You Want
Ahead of their album launch at the Yarra Hotel tonight, Melbourne’s premiere suave rock trio Montague have just dropped a captivating, black-mirror-as-hell new film clip for the album’s lead single ‘You Get What You Want’.
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jakson – guilt
With its uneasy pacing and stomach-churning storyline, Melbourne singer-songwriter jakson’s debut single ’guilt’ is a masterclass in eerie freak-folk.
The Woman with The Golden Rum –
A short story concerning
Feed Rick’s debut LP Bark Larf
Last year, Hobart indie quirk pop group Feed Rick released their debut album Bark Larf, and today we’ve been given the chance to explore the band’s sound in a way we’d never have expected – with a short story that combines Feed Rick with the world of 007.
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The Rollercanes – Cost of Living
We’re stoked to premiere the new single from Melbourne garage-rock trio The Rollercanes – ‘Cost of Living’ is a raucous rock ’n’ roll blast, that tackles a far more sensible dilemma beneath the layers of fuzz and noise.
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Plotz – Baby Shakes
Local indie-rockers Plotz are back with ‘Baby Shakes’, a dose of easy-going jangle-pop with a brand new clip that takes the track’s laid-back vibes up an extra notch.
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Leslie D. King & The Trembling Shakes
– Sunday Kitchen Swinging
On ‘Sunday Kitchen Swinging’, Leslie D. King & The Trembling Shakes introduce themselves to the world with an anthemic dose of captivating country-soul.
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Carousel Club – Bitter
On ‘Bitter’, Carousel Club share an addictive burst of colourful psych-pop and an exciting first taste of their debut EP.
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Patrick Ryan – Tides
On ‘Tides’, local psych-pop guy Patrick Ryan serves up an immersive dose of 60’s fuzz-pop that somehow manages to sound equal parts volatile and dreamy.
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Terrible Signal –
Man If You Saw Me On The Street Today
On ‘Man If You Saw Me On The Street Today’, garage-pop weirdos Terrible Signal share a burst of feverish power-pop and an exciting direction shift for the project as they gear up for album two.
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darvid thor – I’m Never Really Here
Only a couple of weeks after the release of his debut mini-album I’m Never Really Here, dream-pop mastermind Darvid Thor has invited us inside his world of introspective neo-psychedelia and walked us through it track by track.
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Slush – Keep Cup
On ‘Keep Cup’, local power-pop trio Slush offer up a sugary garage-punk blast, that bursts with clever hooks while still packing a punch as they cheekily honour the menstrual cup.
