Features Why It Mattered: Pink Floyd – ‘Ummagumma’ by Luke Saunders On Nov 7, 1969 Pink Floyd released Ummagumma, one of the most experimental and avant garde albums of all time. Reeling from the loss of their frontman and evident mastermind…
News Listen to this never-before-heard demo of High Hopes by Pink Floyd by Claudia Schmidt Gearing up to release their The Later Years box set, psychedelic rock icons Pink Floyd have just shared a previously unheard demo of their song High Hopes. The song initially appeared as…
Music Enter the fifth dimension in Dave Weir’s magnificent 14 minute Ep ZaZaZoo by Luke Saunders New Zealand songwriter Dave Weir is as pure as artists come. His affinity for unique expression and the simple drive to create is the bedrock of his brilliant work. With…
Music Rocket Science have returned with a dark, stellar, experimental fifth album by Luke Saunders It’s been ten years since their last album and now Rocket Science have returned harder and hotter than ever to tear your mind to ribbons. The fifth album from Rocket…
Music Divulge in the experimental lo-fi journey that is HMS Ash’s debut album by Luke Saunders Melt like goo into the beautiful lo-fi intricacies of HMS Ash. Their debut album Songs For Sinking is an experimental laid-back collection of songs that aims to validate the way people feel…
Music LISTEN: ALASKALASKA – Meateater by Sarah Gillard London-based six-piece Jazz-infused experimental pop band ALASKALASKA released their debut album The Dots last week, and it is a dream to listen to. Check out one of the singles from the album, Meateater….
News PREMIERE: Loose Loose challenge genre classification with their debut EP Sanguine by Molly Lasker The borders of classification mean nothing to American septet Loose Loose. Their sounds weave effortlessly between genres; experimental, eccentric and idiosyncratic, the band have today released their debut EP. Sanguine sees…
Music Indulge in Backyard Soccer 2; an experimental journey through Sydney’s suburbs by Luke Saunders Sydney-based band Backyard Soccer have released their explorative second album, Backyard Soccer 2. If Frank Zappa and Syd Barret’s baby grew up in Sydney’s inner west this would be the result….
News Stalking Like Candy’s new album Punctronika is a surrealist fantasy by Joanna Panagopoulos Sydney band, Stalking Like Candy’s new album Punctronika is not as straightforward as the name suggests. There is punk and there is electronica, but there is also almost everything else. It’s…
Music Mansa The Legend is showing no signs of stopping on his new single ARCADE by Lara Smetannikov Mansa The Legend has dropped a new bomb of a single and we can’t stop listening to it. ARCADE is full of energy and features a driving trap beat underneath sharp…
News PREMIERE: Supernatural forces collide in Dracula, the spellbinding new clip from MOANA by Lara Smetannikov Dark Perth rockers MOANA have released the new video clip for their single Dracula. It’s tense watching, with plenty of audio and visual references to the supernatural. Dracula is slickly produced, carried by…
Music Silica Angel’s new single Faustian Botany is an all-out assault of experimental noise by Happy New York producer Evan-Daniel Rose-González has unveiled his new single Faustian Botany under the alias Silica Angel. It’s bizarre, jarring, and completely captivating. Like the soundtrack to some demented underground…
News PREMIERE: Lose yourself in the strange maze of Intenso’s The Stars Are Cold Toys by Happy Walking into the music of Perth outfit Intenso is like walking into some strange maze; you’ll stumble around with a weird feeling of disorientation, with no real desire of exiting….
