Mallee Songs’ new album Suburban Horse is a dreamy collection of hazy folk and delicate psychedelia that exists in a blurry space between melancholic and heart-warming.
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Middle Management – Voices
Dream-rockers Middle Management are back with ‘Voices’, a propulsive blast of hypnotic post-punk that you will easily find yourself lost in, with their immersive layers of sound.
They Made Me Do It –
Talking Influences with The Pretty Littles
Melbourne favourites The Pretty Littles are back with their fourth album Skeleton Run, a hard-hitting showcase of their signature rock ’n’ roll with its fair share of dark moments, so we caught up with the band to hear about their massively varied influences.
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Fenn is cool –
I Want To Be Rich and Famous
Sydney bedroom-pop whizkid Fenn is cool is back with a new clip for ‘I Want To Be Rich and Famous’, a slice of wonky lo-fi goodness with a video that takes the ridiculousness up another few levels.
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Tina Growls – Love Slaves
We’re stoked to be premiering the debut single from alt-rock trio Tina Growls today – ‘Love Slaves’ is a blast of brooding grunge-pop, that somehow manages to feel just as groovy as it does captivatingly dark.
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Local psych crew Gamjee are back in a big way with ‘Goodness’, a blistering cut of frenetic garage-punk that turns their sound in on itself and comes out as their most erratic release yet.
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Ben Panucci – Age of Consequence
Sometimes playful and charming, others sentimental, but always eloquent, Ben Panucci’s debut album Age of Consequence is a captivating collection of gleaming indie-rock, bursting with personality and authenticity.
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Horror My Friend – The Making of ‘Wedding’
Off the back of their brand new album Home Life, Adelaide noise-punks Horror My Friend have given us a hilarious insight into the making of their latest film clip for ‘Wedding’.
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Eaglemont – Mediocre At Best
Local singer-songwriter Eaglemont is back with ‘Mediocre at Best’, a hooky burst of emotive indie rock paired with a clip full with endearing charm.
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The Holy Rollercoasters –
Out Jumped The Devil / Set Me Free
On their debut release, Brisbane eight-piece The Holy Rollercoasters serve up a blistering combo of fiery soul and gospel-blues with enough frantic energy to wake up any demon.
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Demi Mitchell – Dancing In The Sand
Off the back of the release of her debut album The Overflow, Newcastle alt-country songstress Demi Mitchell has offered up one more treat for us, in the form of a new clip for album highlight ‘Dancing In The Sand.’
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Hoi Palloi – Beneath The Quiet Insulation Of The Stars
As Melbourne alternative jazz-folk masterminds Hoi Palloi approach the one month anniversary of their stunning debut release Beneath The Quiet Insulation Of The Stars, we got in touch with the band to get a little deeper into one of the year’s more unique releases.
