Six months after its initial release, we have the great honour of announcing the re-release of Pup Tentacle’s wild debut EP David Spade Can Hear Us Through The Walls to cassette through Stargazed Records.
Six months after its initial release, we have the great honour of announcing the re-release of Pup Tentacle’s wild debut EP David Spade Can Hear Us Through The Walls to cassette through Stargazed Records.
Bursting with colour and charming playfulness, Natasha Johanna’s debut single ‘Belmont Park’ is a sunny slice of stripped back psych-pop that immediately transports listeners into Natasha’s dreamy world.
Currently in the midst of an east-coast tour for her newest single ‘Gun’, we got in touch with Melbourne dream-folk mastermind and space fan BATTS to talk us through what’s been inspiring her latest dose of mesmerising indie-pop.
David Western’s debut single ‘Step On My Toes’ is a compelling indie-folk tune that sucks you in with its unassuming warble, before it expands into a mesmerising soundscape that brims with David’s authenticity and charm.
Melbourne’s premier growl-pop act Cousin Tom have just dropped ‘Traffic’ and ‘Ants in the Grass’ – two stunning, introspective singles that’ll really get you in the mood for the new album they’ve been cooking up.
On their debut single ‘Calder’, local jangle folk House Deposit offer up three minutes of immersive guitar pop that brims with poignancy and earnest charm.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.