During an extended stint in Melbourne which has seen them become instantly adopted by the local music scene, we got in touch with Tobias and Cal from Glaswegian post-punk group Kaputt to find out how the two cities compare.
During an extended stint in Melbourne which has seen them become instantly adopted by the local music scene, we got in touch with Tobias and Cal from Glaswegian post-punk group Kaputt to find out how the two cities compare.
Following the release of ‘No Illusion’ last month, we got in touch with the enigmatic Isadoré to find out more about her dreamy electronica and the feminist novel that has inspired her newest project.
Following the release of their debut single ‘Twice Before’ last week, we got in touch with Albert O’Loughlin, the frontman of emerging jangle-pop crew Albert Street, to get the lowdown on the new band.
Following the release of ‘Yellow, Blue & Grey’, we got in touch with Melbourne rock outfit Fan Girl to find out what inspired the latest blast of their urgent and uncompromising indie-rock.
Otherworldly alt-rockers The Wires have just dropped their debut album Plastic Mask and it’s a hazy trip into their mesmerising sonic universe.
On their new album Natural Habits, local noisemakers The Dull Joys have crafted a collection of atmospheric post-punk that has their songwriting and musicianship increasing in both ambition and scope.
With life taking three of the four the members down different pathways, it was only natural that frontwoman Bec Callander take RACKETT down a different path too. And we’ll say it now – it’s a fantastic, futuristic evolution.
Last month Chitra released her sophomore single ‘A Kind’, furthermore establishing her as a skilful young songwriter with the ability to shake her audience by the heart.
With the dynamism and colour of 2000’s indie-rock and the depth of character of brit-pop, Good Lekker’s brand new EP Samsara is golden hour in a leather jacket.
On their fourth annual mixtape, Sydney-based institution Dinosaur City Records once again flex their brawny work-ethic and enormous talent for curation with a 24-track compilation.
Now in their third year, local rock ’n’ roll enthusiasts OFF TAP have just announced their next festival – we caught up with Frankie Smay, half of the brains behind OFF TAP, to find out what to expect form this year’s instalment.
This Sunday, emerging creative hub The Pitt is officially launching with the very first PITT FEST, a day of creative workshops and live music & art – essentially, a celebration of everything The Pitt stands for.