Indie
News: Eliza and the Delusionals Drop ‘Somebody’
Ready to blossom, Eliza & The Delusionals drop ‘Somebody,’ from their upcoming album ‘Make It Feel Like The Garden’
Track: Balancing Act – Laylow
Backseat Mafia’s favourites Balancing Act have shared their new single, ‘Laylow.’ This is coupled with the announcement of their sophomore EP, ‘Tightropes and Limericks, ‘ due for release on October 4th via The Vertex. Expanding on ‘Laylow’, guitarist Jackson Couzens shares: “This track was written on a writing trip we did to the French Alps. We were snowed into this little …
Live Review: The Rosendal Garden Party, Stockholm 13.06.2024 – 15.06.2024
By Anastasia Baranovskaia The Rosendal Garden Party, held from June 13-15th at Djurgården, Stockholm, offered a blend of music, culture, and community set against the picturesque backdrop of the Royal National City Park. Each day featured a diverse lineup of world-class artists, promising unique experiences and performances. Day 1: Day one commenced with artists like …
News: Real Estate Brings Their Indie Magic to Australia This Year
Real Estate heading to Australia in November 2024
News: The Girl In Red Is Doing It Again – Announces Support For Australian Tour
Telenova will support Girl In Red’s Australian tour.
News: Alter Boy Release ‘Don’t Hurt Me (I used to be a baby)’ Announce new Album
Alter Boy say ‘Don’t Hurt Me (I used to be a baby)’
Live Gallery: Middle Kids Rock the Enmore Theatre, Sydney 07.06.2024
Middle Kids at the Enmore hit the right chord, leaving everyone in perfect harmony!
Album Review: the black watch take us on an enticing sonic excursion through their ‘Weird Rooms’.
LA band the black watch are a veritable institution. Their albums have a sparkle and a sense of yearning that permeates every note and every song is a stadium filling anthem suffuse with melody and atmosphere. Lead singer and songwriter, John Andrew Fredrick, a songwriter and a writer (his fifth novel came out this September …
Track: Sydney’s Postcards From Pluto demand to know ‘What Do You Wear’ with an effervescent indie swagger.
New kids on the block, Sydney band Postcards From Pluto sparkle with a sprightly effervescence in their second ever single ‘What Do You Wear’. Imbued with a detectable and delectable Brit Pop bounce with just a hint of Pulp or The Arctic Monkeys with their keenly expressed lyrical eloquence, this band has a brilliant swagger …