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Earlier this year, Brisbane indie-rock hero Jeremy Neale released his sophomore album We Were Trying To Make It Out, a real left-right-goodnight bombardment of his contagious power-pop goodness, and today he’s done us the pleasure of giving us a peek into his musical influence evolution.
Today we have the pleasure of premiering the latest single from hazy folk mastermind The Hunter Express – ‘There Was Love’ further establishes Brad Ellis’ deft songwriting craft as it blurs dreamily between ethereal folk and delicate psychedelia.
Melbourne garage-rockers Goldminds return with a chaotic new music video for unequivocally badass single ‘The Spirit Knows’.
After years playing in other projects, local guitar-pop heroine Elsie Lange has finally turned the focus onto her own music, and today we’ve been treated to a first taste of her forthcoming EP with the gloriously wistful ‘Adelaide’.
The wind and background traffic do nothing to shake Wynter’s steadfast delivery of this frenetic folk track ‘Red Drops, Black Wall’, performed live and wild against the elements on a Brooklyn NYC rooftop.
Following the release of ‘Heart Sways’, we got in touch with Sydney multi-instrumentalist Tom Crandles, the mastermind behind Prudence, to find out what inspired his latest piece of delicate, experimental pop.
Today, local indie-rock/surf crew Majak Door bring us ‘Everybody Wants You’, a subtle but welcome expansion on their slacker rock sound.
Today we have the pleasure of introducing Adelaide post-punk trio Introduction, and share their debut single ‘Red Light’, an enthralling dream-pop slowburner that comes paired with an otherworldly new clip.
The road to Pluto Jonze’s sophomore record Awe begins, with the release of the atmospheric and dreamy ‘Walk Off The Edge With Me’ and the punchy and playful ‘Kelsey in Corduroy’.
Ahead of the release of their new Reader 7” this Friday through Anti Fade, we caught up with garage-punk savant Buz Clatworthy, the mastermind behind R.M.F.C, to dig a little deeper into the fan club.
Led by an unparalleled intimacy, the latest album from seasoned minstrel Sweet Whirl distils experience of the love-addled into universal and incredibly resonant poetry. Walking us through the album track by track, Esther Edquist gave her insights on the wider themes surrounding How Much Works.
With the PBS 106.7FM Radio Festival wrapping up this weekend, we took the opportunity to get to know a few of the people behind those voices a little more intimately.
