The Underground Stage
“Problem Green’s punk bite and snotty slap comes with a side order of giant and unavoidable song, something you desperately want to bounce along to but which will clearly put you flat on your backside while you do. A wild time, spent well.” Gallery Listen
Every week I pick out a bunch of interesting shows featuring emerging, DIY, and independent Australian artists. The full list of shows this week are below – those are the ones to get out to in the next few days. Don’t forget, there’s also a futuristic-y dashboard here that lets you look ahead if you […]
As ever, all the tracks that make it onto the playlist are aces in my book but if I absolutely, positively had to pick no more than five to check out this week, it’d be these.
“Tombeau & The Idiots give it like dirtbags but can’t help sounding like soaring birds. Rough angles with big wings, the jagged edges hits as hard as the rich jangle, delight in the dirt.” Gallery Listen
“TTT-Turbo drops in from Leipzig tonight, fluent in both German precision as well as globally-understood eggpunk mayhem, roaring and daft, bouncing and raw. Great big snotty songs, cooked up by a madman, no translation needed.” Gallery Listen
“Have you ever brushed your hand on something soft and come away bleeding? That’s Olivia’s World, gentle by appearance but with edges honed to razors, fuzzy slacker-indie with a punk streak a mile wide. If you ever wished that Pavement were The Slits, then today’s your lucky day.” Gallery Listen
Every week, I scour the latest releases from emerging, DIY, and independent artists in Australia. The best of them end up on the playlist. Follow The Playlist Listen to this week’s edition here or below, 100% made up of the best brand-new music from the best new artists in Australia – never pay-to-play, and always […]
Tracks are nice and everything, but albums are where it’s at. These are all the long-players I’ve caught across the month by Australian emerging, independent, and DIY artists.
“Hot Apple Band are a swaggering strut through the pastures, bucolic and zingy but with an arched eyebrow and a smirk the size of a Kansas wheatfield. It’s all big skies and softly rolling hills, but it’s got enough edge to prod you in the kidneys every now and again too.” Gallery Listen