Trash Can: Daft Punk Do Vogue, Sufjan Stevens’ Crazy Obsession, Drunk Florence Welch & More By the end of every week there are a bunch of music-related stories, cool links, videos, and other internet ditties that we haven’t managed to...
Daughter Every year Splendour In The Grass brings a handful of ‘buzz bands’ to give fans Down Under a chance to ascertain the validity of the...
Laura Marling The queue outside St. Stephen’s Church, prior to Laura Marling’s offerings, was lengthy. The chilly winds blowing down Macquarie Street did not offer much solace...
Stereophonics Almost two decades into their career and after eight studio albums, Stereophonics still manage to attract the masses to their live performances. Marking their first...
Kingswood Melbourne natives Kingswood have been touring like crazy over the past 12 months and supporting some big Aussie talent along the way, but before heading...
Premier Play With Basko Believes – ‘Melancholic Melodies’ Hailing from the quaint coastal town of Falkenberg, Sweden, Johan Örjannson has virtually remained untouched by the outside world. Up until now, the troubadour who...
Laneway Detroit St.Jerome’s Laneway Festival may have begun in the small confines of Melbourne’s Caledonian lane in 2004, but it has grown exponentially since as evidenced by...
New Record Report: Earl Sweatshirt, The Polyphonic Spree, The Jungle Giants & More Every day we’re faced with an onslaught of album announcements so we thought we’d start sharing the soon-to-be-released love by putting together a list of...
Klaxons “Last night I DJ’d in Paris and played out a beat I’d made myself for the first time and it was great to see the...
Villagers Conor O’Brien is the doe-eyed face of rising Irish troupe Villagers. At the moment he’s sitting at home, a rare place to catch him, while...
Unknown Mortal Orchestra As Australia gears up for Splendour In The Grass and a plethora of tantalising sideshows, New Zealand was thankfully graced with the presence of somewhat...
Classic Rock Classic RockNew Saxons The self-titled debut EP from New Saxons is simple, energetic, and straight-forward guitar pop filled with riffs and catchy choruses. The four songs are bouncy...
