Music Introducing Arlo Mac, New Zealand’s newest indie treasure by Luke Saunders Arlo Mac are a four-piece rock band from New Zealand, ready to serve you up a hot and steamy plate of…
Music WATCH (Sandy) Alex G – Southern Sky by Michael Godwin Check out the entrancing new video for Southern Sky, the new single from Philadelphia’s favorite DIY son (Sandy) Alex G….
News PREMIERE: Mobilities showcase their brilliant versatility on Something’s Right by Amy Kennett Mobilities have released their second EP, Something’s Right, and it’s is an impressive progression for the band. They’ve stepped out of the garage…
Features Throwing a party out bush: what you need to know by Luke Saunders Perhaps you’re sick of the city lights. Perhaps you’re sick of noise complaints. If you’ve ever thought about infiltrating the…
News Pro Audio How to build your own ‘Hacked’ DIY IKEA plate reverb by Luka Osborne Here’s a reason to go to IKEA that isn’t the cheap meatballs. YouTuber Leomakes, has found a devious hack in…
News Pro Audio Solder on with the Brunswick semi-modular DIY synth kit by Luka Osborne Need a new DIY project? Here’s one that actually sounds like a good idea. Future Sound System have just announced…
Music Get hooked on the fuzzy pop goodness of Hannah Kate’s new single Cry July by Happy When Melbourne outfit Hannah Kate dropped their debut EP Late Brunch last March, we were immediately hooked on their fuzzy garage-pop…
News PREMIERE: Saint Barae returns with flawless new single Remains by Happy Once you dive into the shimmering, immersive sounds of Gold Coast artist Saint Barae, you’ll find it incredibly difficult to…
Music The Cinema Wristys return with DIY new video Seconds In Time by Happy Byron Bay warehouse-punk band The Cinema Wristys set a pretty high standard for themselves when they dropped their Oscar-worthy video…
Features Happy Mag’s Guide to throwing your own DIY house gig by Bill Robinson You’ve probably been to many a lame-ass house party in your time. Your mate who said he could DJ in…
Music Clairo: She’s not your average internet sensation by Bill Robinson Not your typical internet sensation: Clairo crafts incredibly warm, DIY bedroom pop that navigates the banality of youth with charm…
Music 12 songs, 26 minutes: Cakefight’s debut LP is an all-out assault of high-energy scuzz by Bill Robinson I’m not sure there has ever existed a two-piece band capable of creating as much of a loud, chaotic explosion…
News PREMIERE: Caramel’s new split single Kinkakuji is a dream you’ll never want to wake up from by Bill Robinson Caramel, the new dream-pop project of Brisbane’s Joel Devita and Michael Pearse, are brimming with gauzy and surreal psychedelia on…