After spending years and years charming the socks off their local circuit, Flowertruck flew into 2018 with their (long-awaited) debut album Mostly Sunny.
It’s warm, it’s…
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Flowertruck are the easy, breezy, beautiful sweethearts of Sydney’s Inner West. They play a catchy brand of indie pop that leans into the hooks hard…
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As quickly as it crept up on us, the end of 2016 is approaching. Today’s the day that half the world looked at their calenders…
We’re back from BIGSOUND, and it was so damn good we’re letting it take over this week’s mixtape. Listen in for all the…
The next week is going to be a pretty epic run of gigs and good times, with different events running from Friday night all the…
2015 was a great year for fresh Australian music. As anyone who has worked in this industry long enough will know, when it comes to…
We’ve been big fans of Big White for a fair while now. The Sydney-siders are fine purveyors of New Wave-inspired jangle pop with big bold…
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30. Burnout – The Lulu Raes 29. Open Yourself Up To The Sky – Upskirts 28. Cycle…
Sydney four-piece Flowertruck have had a hell of a year. Riding high since the release of their first single I Wanna Be With You last…
FBi Radio has announced the nominees for the 2015 Sydney Music, Arts and Culture Awards, which spans across 11 categories.
The awards have been…
Ahead of their national tour in December, Nashville alt-rockers Bully have announced a mega line-up of support acts who will be joining them on stage.
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We are slowly closing in on the annual Newtown Festival and we couldn’t be more stoked. Dubbed this year as ‘Newtopia’, the day’s theme highlights…
