27 Listicle Series: The Marion Cranes
The Marion Cranes are a gay pop duo which started in 2017 by two housemates Dane Yule and Glen Prins. They released their self-produced EP āSexy Motivationā in 2017 which instantly garnered radio play and a wave of support from taste-makers across the globe. Five Favorite tunes from horror films Continue Reading
My Dream Rider: The Beths
New Zealand four-piece The Beths channel their longtime friendship into high-energy guitar pop with a smart lyrical bite. Guitarist, lead vocalist, and primary songwriter Elizabeth Stokes and guitarist Jonathan Pearce attended high school together before meeting up with longtime mates bassist Benjamin Sinclair and drummer Ivan Luketina-Johnston at the University Continue Reading
Live Gallery: Youthfire
Youthfire Boney, Melbourne with Spiritus + Abraham Tilbury x Moā¢Louie A collaborative affair, aĀ YouthfireĀ live show is as humbling as it is inspiring, withĀ CarmichaelāsĀ infatuating vocals and layered electronic dreamscapes a true delight to witness. Behind the Lens Monique Pizzica
27 Listicle Series: Blackeyed Susans – Phil Kakulas
TheĀ BlackeyedĀ SusansĀ have built a reputation for their moody romanticism and op-shop stylings. Declared national treasures by Rolling Stone magazine, they have toured the world, played with the likes of Johnny Cash and Leonard Cohen and released numerous albums of occasional beauty including a retrospective box set entitled ‘Reveal Yourself’ in 2009 Continue Reading
27 Listicle Series: Ross Henry
Ā After taking some time to work onĀ new music, Sydney-based artistĀ RossĀ HenryĀ returns with his sweeping new single āThe Birds and The BreezeāĀ ā recorded and produced by the musician himself at hisĀ Leichhardt studio. TakingĀ cues from the likes ofĀ Bonobo,Ā Four TetĀ andĀ Amon Tobin, āThe Birds andĀ The Breezeā is an atmospheric take on experimental-electronica pop.Ā To celebrate Continue Reading
Track This Series: Moli
At only nineteen years young, the future for Belgian born, UK singer/songwriterĀ MoliĀ is beyond bright. Combining her vibrant and fascinating storytelling with a vocal style thatās completely refreshing from her contemporaries,Ā MoliĀ is cementing herself within the ranks of tomorrowās indie-pop elite. Moli talks us through her song writing inspo.Ā WhenĀ I write songs,Ā I Continue Reading
Live Review: Shania Twain
Shania Twain, Rod Laver Arena Melbourne Swiss singer songwriter Bastian Baker warms up the audience with an energetic performance. Itās his second time in Melbourne but his first official tour down under. He plays a brand-new song called āStayā and notes that most of what we are hearing tonight is Continue Reading
Live Review: Good Things Festival
Good Things Festival, Flemington Racecourse Melbourne The sun relentlessly beat down so hot that the asphalt was bubbling underfoot as the air was sucked out of people’s lungs. However hot it was things on stage were due to get hotter for the first ever Good Things Festival. Since the loss Continue Reading
Live Gallery: Holy Holy
Holy Holy, 170 Russell The heat was almost unbearable as Holy Holy took to the stage at 170 Russell.Ā Not letting it slow them down the band played an impressive set to chill out to. Behind the lens Amanda Lee Starkey
Live Gallery: Elliott
Eliott, Oxford Art Factory Sydney The delightfully divine Eliott continues to shine and captivate audiences with her ‘ Bold Enough’ EP tour. The rising star played several dates to celebrate the release. Behind the lens Jonathon Armstrong
