Members: Lucy Wilson, Alister Self, Lizzie Dynon, Jack Wilson, Dave Gualtieri Genre: Rock n Soul Hometown: Melbourne Photo by Carbie Warbie. Post by Cecilia
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Thursday, May 5 2016 HWLR, Brunswick VIC BLACK CAB launched their single "Uniforms" Supported by: FRIENDSHIPS All photos by Sally
Read moreMembers: Jace - Bass + vox, Jem - drums + vox. Hometown: Victoria, Australia Photo by Mira Soulio. Post by Cecilia Acevedo. Dead's performance opens Episode
Read moreThursday, May 5 2016 HWLR, Brunswick VIC BLACK CAB launched their single "Uniforms" Supported by: FRIENDSHIPS Review by Clemmie Wetherall Live photo by Sally Townsend More here! It's a strangely (no, disturbingly!) warm Thursday night for this time of the year in Melbourne and about a couple of hundred people are milling around Howler in Brunswick waiting for a band who have a strange knack for bringing the sounds of the original 1970s Krautrock scene
Read moreFriday, May 20 2016 170 Russell, Melbourne VIC THE DRONES launched their new album "Feelin' Kinda Free" Supported by: HARMONY & EXEK All photos by Sam
Read moreJem has spent years interviewing himself whilst showering, walking to the supermarket etc. and when presented with an opportunity to do it in real life jumped at the opportunity. A complete lack of any real experience was never going to get in the way. Other things Jem does in a highly amateurish fashion include but are not limited to: Running the record label and screen printing company WeEmptyRooms, playing in the band DEAD and...nothing else
Read moreArticle by Clemmie Wetherall It's the year 2016 in one of the 'luckiest' countries in the world but somehow or other gender equity, parity, equality, call it what you will, still isn't business as usual in many areas of life, including the arts. Just this past week Music Victoria has announced their first gender diversity policy aiming for at least 40% women* and 40% men* across all of their activities to address a gender gap
Read moreWriter: Laura Imbruglia Melbournians Stina Tester and Cinta Masters have arrived with a taste of the great stuff to come on their debut album. These guys play what the presser describes as "experimental synth punk", and I don't really know how else to add to that. I guess you could say it's stylistically connected to the 80s. You can expect pulsing rhythms, screeching guitars (or is it a synth? probably) and overlapping occasionally harmonising vocals.
Read moreWriter: Laura Imbruglia Sarah Mary Chadwick writes really beautiful, affecting songs. Her live show is so confronting and honest that I have witnessed people go through the seven stages of grief with her, just watching the show. I shit you not. I truly believe she's one of the best writers in Melbourne, and that listening to her music is an immersive, emotionally demanding, and ultimately hugely rewarding experience. Tell me that there isn't a better
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