Minnesota-based trio and family band Tiny Moving Parts released their fifth full length album, ‘breathe‘ on September 13 and as a second treat for their fans down under, announced they will be returning to our shores for their first ever run of Australian headline dates. The tour will makes its way through Newcastle, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide […]
Following on from the release of their new EP ‘4YRLV’, Australian rock mainstays Gyroscope have today revealed the accompanying video clip for the title track – shot and directed by the band themselves and Chaddy Woo, with production design by Chloe Campbell. The DIY clip was shot at Gyroscope’s own The Skullery – a recording studio and creative working space located […]
Alt Rock’s powerhouse four-piece Young Lions return to take their place in the sun with a string of live dates and an inspiring new single, Golden – due out October 3rd. Young Lion’s Golden tour will see them tackle their own intimate dates following their run with Hands Like Houses and introduce their fans to a new era of Young Lions. […]
Norway’s Sløtface share ‘Sink or Swim‘, a meditative track and video that looks into the effects of climate change in intimate, personal detail. The song is coupled with lyric video visuals, highlighting the work of Rich Horner and Caroline Power, who have been documenting the littering of oceans for years, specifically the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. The band have been outspoken about […]
Rumour has it that upon enrolment into Australian university students receive a copy of the Violent Femmes eponymous debut. Ten tracks and 36 minutes long, the album features the universal themes of alienation, isolation, sexual frustration and angst – perfect early adult fodder – via songs such as Gone Daddy Gone, Kiss Off,Add it Up, Please Do Not Go and of […]
Cash Savage and The Last Drinks return to the airwaves with a new single, a Melbourne headline show at the Corner Hotel and a run of national dates with Adelaide Dreemboats, Bad//Dreems this October. Human I Am, is the fourth single from their critically acclaimed second studio LP, Good Citizens. Ringing out with a phrase that resonates in the […]
Laura Cox is exactly what she promises to be: a badass rock’n’roll lady who makes her guitar produce sounds that are about to shake the world in a groundbreaking fashion. With this, she is catapulting herself among the ranks of the great female guitarists. Seriously, could you think of anything cooler than Nancy Wilson, Nita Strauss (Alice Cooper), The Runaways or Joan Jett, just […]
Receiving its world premiere on triple jBreakfast this morning, Skegss share “Save It For The Weekend,” a new anthem for those who long for Friday night to come. The track is accompanied by a hilarious video which sees the boys checking out a Mad Max / western inspired film clip starring some actors who look suspiciously like themselves. After wrapping […]
Melbourne cinematic post rock enigmas, Myriad Drone will release their new album, Arka Morgana, on October 18. Standing out from any genre in the age of over saturation is no easy task, but Myriad Drone manage to do so via their immensely compelling soundscapes and unique concepts of melody song structure. Listen to new single Disguidance heredistrokid.com/hyperfollow/myriaddrone/disguidance Akra […]
A week ago, Greta Thunberg (the teenaged leader of the climate revolution, she needs no further presentation) gave a speech to the world leaders at the opening of the UN Climate Summit in New York. The speech, where she relentlessly scolded the world’s most powerful people for their lack of action facing the climate crisis, quickly became a classic and, […]
