Live Gallery: Inspiral Carpets at the Manning Bar, Sydney 04.08.2023
Inspiral Carpets make a welcome return to Sydney after 30 years
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News: The Altered Hours set to play The Workmans Club Cellar Dublin + more Irish and UK shows
Hailing from Cork City Ireland, The Altered Hours are a five piece alt-rock group. Their music explores vast psychedelic spaces, immediate post-punk tones, repetitive rhythms and propelling structures. The lyrics…
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Track: Brighton Indie Trio Dutch Criminal Record Return With Vibrant, High Octane & Ever Breezy New Single ‘Oat Milk’
Released alongside the announcement of a upcoming EP ‘Apathy Mixtape’ Dutch Criminal Record offer another taste of their delectable and vibrant indie prowess on ‘Oat Milk’. Stepping into a more…
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News: Swiss Heavy Metal unit Burning Witches reveal smouldering live video for “Unleash The Beast”
Before hitting the stage at the world famous Wacken Festival tomorrow, Swiss heavy metal band Burning Withes have revealed a blazing live performance video for the attacking track “Unleash The Beast”, cut…
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News: Slackrr release their third full length album, Set The Night On Fire.
Recorded at The Clubhouse in Bournemouth, the album was mixed and mastered by experienced producer Pash Stratton and written by the band, Scotty Perry, Cait Bowyer and Joe Sammons. Speaking of the album, Slacker said “We…
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News: Ondara announces headline show at The Workman’s Club Cellar, Dublin
After a successful run of tour dates this spring and summer in both Europe and North America, Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Ondara has added shows in nine European countries along with an…
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Symbol Soup release dreamy, lush and poetic new album: ‘Slow Puncture’.
Symbol Soup is the indie-folk project of musician Michael Rea, and their new record: Slow Puncture is an album that can be linked to a lot of buzzwords that are…
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EP Review: ‘Get Back To Me When It’s Over’ – Blanco Tranco inject a shimmering jingle jangle warmth into the universe with their new EP.
It may well be the depths of winter in the southern hemisphere, but Melbourne band Blanco Tranco are paying no heed to the clouds and gale force winds blowing over…
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Track/Video: Vibrant and vital nu-jazz vocalist And Is Phi previews debut album ‘Double Pink’ with the bite and beauty of ‘White Noise’.
Maybe vocalist, song writer, dancer and visual artist, Andrea Isabelle Phillips (aka And Is Phi) has finally found the creative anchorage that she has been looking for. On a journey…
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Premiere: Ben Hazlewood risks it all in a game of ‘Chemical Roulette’
Earlier this year, Melbourne-based Ben Hazlewood (born in New Zealand, lived in London for a few years – he’s been places) kicked off a series of single releases with ‘Fumes’,…
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