Long standing Melbourne label Chapter Music has put out Midnight Meditations, an ambient and downbeat collection of previously unreleased tracks from Australian artists that spans almost four decades. Appropriately self described by the label as ‘designed to help listeners...
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“These are not love songs, these are life songs; life lines to save me from sinking” After “(breaking) up with everything but songwriting” during 2018, English folk singer-songwriter Josienne Clarke decamped to the desolation of Scotland’s west, the Isle...
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Yesterday Paris based English singer-songwriter Flora Hibberd released her debut EP, the idiosyncratic and immersive The Absentee. Produced by J.C. Wright, it contains the two substantive singles she released earlier this year plus two others that, while at some...
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Columbus left field pop quartet Trying have announced the release of an upcoming new four track EP called I Just Can’t Feel The Rhythm and shared its lead single, ‘That Is Not Your Dirt’. Confounding expectation at every turn,...
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Singaporean based purveyor of dark and dreamy left field electronic pop Nat Ćmiel aka yeule, is set to deliver her much anticipated third long player Seratonin II at the end of the month. Thus far she’s released two singles...
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Berlin based Romanian pianist, composer and producer Mischa Blanos has released the spare and searching ‘Pillow Talk’, from his forthcoming album Indoors. It follows on from the crowded and heightened drama of ‘Am Wired’, a rhythmic representation of technology’s...
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Last week saw Melbourne post punk quartet No Sister drop their first record in two years in the form of four track EP Influence. Innovative, hypnotic, unsettling. With ideas fully explored and not a second wasted. It’s a thrilling...
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Melbourne left field and lo-fi pop duo Stefan Blair and Liam Parsons aka Good Morning, have spent six years, two albums and two EP’s trying their darnedest to convince you they aren’t very good. That forlorn quest continues to...
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FEATURING NEW TRACKS FROM SEVERAL WIVES ∴ PORTICO QUARTET ∴ OLI XL. ∴ YAIR ELAZAR GLOTMAN ∴ SØS GUNVER RYBERG ∴ GOOD FUCK ∴ CARL STONE (FEAT. AKAIHIRUME) ∴ MAYA BEISER ∴ SKYPHONE∴ SHARDS ∴ MANUEL DELAGO ∴ We’re currently starting...
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For those unfamiliar, Melbourne based experimental psych-noise-punk-rock quartet Tropical Fuck Storm are an underground Australian supergroup of sorts, one not averse to wearing their political and social hearts on their sleeve and staring down power with a steely resolve,...
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