News The Jesus and Mary Chain are bringing their all-enveloping sound to Australia next year by Lara Smetannikov Throw your earplugs out the window – The Jesus and Mary Chain are returning down under next March for a series of shows. JAMC became known for their immensely loud, amped-up…
Music PREMIERE: Buffy Prescott’s new single Better will crawl beneath your skin by Happy Buffy Prescott has been making music for a few years now, and in that time he’s crafted an incredibly unique sound that’s unlike anything we’ve heard before. It’s a dark…
Music Diana Radar’s new video Growing is a slice of careless DIY glory by Happy Earlier this year, with the release of their track Sex Sells, we were immediately introduced to the slick post-punk sounds of Melbourne’s Diana Radar. Since then, the band have released…
Music “Walking is not dangerous”: EWAH & The Vision Of Paradise share impactful new video Streets by Happy While their debut album Everything Fades to Blue dropped early last year, the topics EWAH & The Vision Of Paradise tackle throughout it are still achingly relevant. It’s “a eulogy to victims…
Music LISTEN: Buzz Kull – Avoiding The Light by Happy Home-grown darkwave authority Buzz Kull has just dropped Avoiding The Light; his first single of 2018 and the first taste of his upcoming second LP New Kind Of Cross. New Kind Of…
Music A Strange Day experiment and mesmerise on their new album ASD by Happy Listening to ASD, the new album from Melbourne outfit A Strange Day, feels a lot like walking into a large body of water. It’s simultaneously dense and free-flowing, engrossing the…
Music You’ll never want to wake up from Jonathan Bree’s bizarre new album Sleepwalking by Bill Robinson Jonathan Bree had already developed a habit for crafting flawless sonic arrangements with his former chamber pop band The Brunettes… though now on his own, Bree has taken these dense…
News PREMIERE: Sainthill’s new video Swamp Song is unique, enthralling and bizarre by Bill Robinson All artists face the following conflict; whether to make art for yourself or for your audience. This is a grey line, and most aren’t sure where it lies. While visiting…
Music Submerge yourself in the hauntingly beautiful new video from Mermaidens by Bill Robinson New Zealand’s Mermaidens first formed in 2013 as a “twinkly” indie-rock band, though they now ooze out a haunting mix of psychedelia and post-punk. Since their inception five years ago,…
News Bollard’s new album Trawlers is an all-out barrage of intense post-punk by Bill Robinson Bollard sound like the film score to an underground horror flick… you know, the type that can get really fucked up. You spend the majority of your experience with it…
News PREMIERE: Raw and frantic, Flight To Dubai’s new single Graduation will hit you straight in the heart by Stanley Widdison Soaring down from Newcastle, Flight To Dubai have touched down in Sydney to delight your post-punk sensibilities with their new track Graduation. Graduation is a brutally honest and hard hitting…
Music Introducing the passionate and haunting post-punk of The Lost End by Bill Robinson The Lost End almost feel shrouded in mystery. Upon trying to uncover information about the band, I was met with not very much at all. However, this is completely in…
News PREMIERE: Soviet X-Ray Record Club’s new single Weekend is a barrage of twisted glory by Bill Robinson “Formed in the midst of Brisbane’s indie-pop epidemic of 2012,” Soviet X-Ray Record Club weren’t always met with open arms from their local scene. Though with their abrasive, unsettling barrage…
