After a solid year of blasting crowds with their self-described rosé-rock, local punks Porpoise Spit have finally dropped their debut EP GOD YEAH! and it was well worth the wait.
After a solid year of blasting crowds with their self-described rosé-rock, local punks Porpoise Spit have finally dropped their debut EP GOD YEAH! and it was well worth the wait.
Melbourne punk-rock powerhouse Tankerville are back with a new clip for ‘Bartender’s Lament’ – not for the faint-hearted, it’s two minutes of chaos that doesn’t really need an introduction.
Ahead of their album launch tomorrow night at The Tote, we sat down for a chat with the boys from (arguably) Melbourne’s loudest psych band, Pseudo Mind Hive, to get the lowdown on their debut album From Elsewhere.
Melbourne jangle-pop whizkid Hugh Fuchsen is back with ‘My New Family’, a breezy indie rock tune full with wonky hooks and an accompanying clip bursting with Hugh’s endearing charm.
imbi the girl’s latest single ‘swell’ is a glorious combination of blissed-out beats, poetic lyrics and all-round good vibes. We couldn’t resist exploring what influences lie behind the track, so we had a chat with imbi to get a closer look.
Melbourne surf-psych crew Hobsons Bay Coast Guard are back with ‘Surf 1’ – a slice of sun drenched psych-pop with an accompanying clip that is just as playfully fried.
Lewellyn Irving’s debut EP I’d Rather Not is a crafty collection of lo-fi garage blues, distinct with Lewellyn’s earnest vocals and unpredictable songwriting style.
After a year of playing around town, Melbourne alt-rockers STOKA have finally dropped their debut EP, a collection of breezy indie rock mixed with elements of reggae and psychedelia.
We’re really thrilled to premiere Jess DeLuca’s brand new video for her track ‘Lucifer’ – it’s an immersive clip that feels both stunning and eerie, and plays as a perfect match to her emotive folk rock.
Currently on tour in support of their fourth album Natural Born Chillers, we caught up with local punk-ska powerhouse The Bennies to find out what inspired their latest collection of psychotic rock n’ roll.
Melbourne post-punk act Astral Skulls are back with ‘Light Noises’, a volatile cut of noise-pop that feels both sinister and powerfully poignant, marking the closing of one chapter and opening of the next for the project.
Ahead of their issue 4 launch at the Gasometer Hotel, we had a chat with founder and editor Kim Thomson to find out what’s been happening in the world of Swampland.