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Meanjin-based band double date brings chaos and calm in a sound that demands you to chuff your ciggy and stomp it out.
Her pauses reveal the self-constraint that often pairs desire, before breaking into an uptempo, galloping beat. The vocals contrast the thrumming tech-house production by Will. The urgent sense of sexual fantasy encapsulated. That first-date high.
“The music is a hat in the sense that it’s just something we take, it’s a vehicle for us to express. It’s expression but itself is just empty… I think we belong to the music that we play more than the opposite.”
Eora based trio Durry Mums combine their suburban Australiana perspective with their punk roots to gloriously loud fun.
ealing's sound expands beyond genres and borders to create a distinct, electronic noisy sound.
Sevilles embraces the growing D.I.Y scene in Sydney and it filters into their sound.
Ponzi Scheme gives us a healthy balance of light and dark.
The atmospheric sound of holding creates a fluid world where layered guitars creep in like hanging vines in a dripping cathedral.
Named fondly after the plant.
Each song feels like a trapped emotion coated in sweet melodies deeply familiar for anyone squandering winter sun in changing youth
Thriving off chaos and energy, it’s no wonder their name echoes around venues across the country.
The sound is nostalgic, like smashing a glass of sunlight and all the pieces glow with different sounds, triggering memories long forgotten.