Our feature album this week is that of Australian-producer What So Not with his 12-track debut LP ‘Not All the Beautiful Things’. What So Not began as a project between Chris Emerson (Emoh Instead) and Harley Streten (Flume) back
Our feature album this week is a bit of a different vibe than usual, with new album ‘Doming Home’ from guitarist Tom Lyngcoln. You might be familiar with Tom’s work in the bands The Nation Blue and Harmony. Doming Home is his debut solo
It will be well worth listening out for our feature album this week to hear Melbourne band Totally Mild‘s new album ‘Her’. Frontwoman Elizabeth Mitchell describes the album as “a record of failure and victory, new desire, stale romance, queer domesticity and what comes when
This week’s feature album comes from Melbourne band Tiny Little Houses with their new album ‘Idiot Proverbs’. Tiny Little Houses frontman Caleb Karvountzis has come a long way from writing indie pop songs to upload to Soundcloud. Now, Karvountzis is living
It’s a sure fact that most of us say often, how time flies. This can be said of one of the long awaited releases by one of Australia’s iconic blues bands, the Cyril B Bunter Band.. as it’s been over
This week’s feature album ‘Performer’ comes to us from Montero. This eclectic, psychedelic rock album is the brainchild of Melbourne visual artist and musician Ben Montero. Look up his art (as seen above) as well as his music! You can
This week’s feature album comes from Los Angeles based band Sure Sure. Their self-titled debut is full of indie rock earworms, as well as a few genre-defying, exploratory tracks. The funk inspired Hands Up Head Down stands out as one of
There’s no doubt that when you mention the name Chris Thomas King people immediately recognise him as one who has attained long history in music and especially rhythm and blues. Chris Thomas King career has come a long way as
This week’s feature album comes from Sydney based band Bed Wettin’ Bad Boys with “Rot” “It feels like driving your old car that you gave to your younger sibling; warm and nostalgic, with your very own butt groove still ingrained in
This week’s feature album comes from New Zealand born, Berlin based singer Noah Slee with “Otherland”. “Otherland” is at it’s core an existential album. It explores, like an explicit diary, Noah’s personal revelations and self-discovery. This includes the moral conflicts he faces,