Chloe St. Claire’s debut EP Young Like That is a really impressive introduction to the young musician – it’s a collection of ethereal psych folk, full with swirling guitars, emotive lyrics and Chloe’s gloriously dreamy vocals.
Premiere:
A Flower Each Month –
Tegan Iversen
Opening today is Tegan Iversen’s second solo exhibition ‘A Flower Each Month’ at Montsalvat, Residents Gallery in Eltham.
South Space 18
South Space 18 is a music, art and film festival highlighting the creative underbelly of Melbourne’s inner-South.
Monkey Back – Ajay Jennings
Melbourne based artist, Ajay Jennings explores the topic of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome through image-making, opening a conversation about the often misunderstood chronic illness through his visual and written body of work titled Monkey Back.
Gemma Mahoney
Gemma Mahoney is making waves with her bold, experimental design solutions and strict work ethic.
Premiere:
Picket Palace – Hooley Dooley
Picket Palace’s debut album Hooley Dooley is a wild introduction to the band – the album’s nine songs range from reckless to vulnerable, but are all covered in an endearing sense of irresponsibility.
Now Sound –
A Chat with Tobias Willis
TJ caught up with Tobias Willis, director of upcoming music documentary ‘Now Sound’, to talk Melbourne, music and the journey so far.
Face The Music Advice
with Zac Abroms
We spoke with Face The Music co-curator Zac Abroms ahead of the music summit to get some pro tips on how to get the best out of this year’s conference.
Tetrahedra’s SOMA
Pre-Release Party
On Thursday November 16th, Melbourne alternative-pop group Tetrahedra hosted a pre-release party to unveil their highly anticipated visual EP SOMA.
SOMA – A Chat with Tetrahedra
We caught up with Lena and Max from Tetrahedra in light of the release of the band’s first single ‘Either’ off of their upcoming visual EP SOMA.
Good Luck – A Chat with Food Court
Trouble Juice caught up with the drummer of Food Court, Nic Puertolas, ahead of the Melbourne leg of their tour to chat working with producer John Castle on the new album, touring and the Australian music scene.
Trouble Juice Exclusive:
Terrible Signal – Terrible Signal
Terrible Signal’s self-titled debut album is a collection of jangly sunshine-pop gems that plays like a lost classic from 1980’s Australia, and our buddies over at Dusky Tracks have been kind enough to give Trouble Juice an exclusive listen.
