The Underground Stage
This gig was part of SXSW Sydney 2024 – head here for all the shows & STUFF Nao Yashioka is in Australia for the first time, bringing bags of glittery soul, tons of enthusiasm, and a huge amount of fun. Never set to anything than full show, it’s a delight of an introduction and a […]
🫵 Sydney needs YOU to go to a gig this week – here are just some of the crackers on offer. SXSW Sydney is happening this week across the city, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t a ton of non-SXSW gigs happening. Shows like DEDPAN @ The Trocadero (Fri), Amends (pictured) with Raised As Wolves […]
This gig was part of SXSW Sydney 2024 – head here for all the shows & STUFF Nina Las Vegas DJs away the rain, deft and nimble. Outside it’s raining but inside it’s hot as hell. Listen Spotify Gallery
This gig was part of SXSW Sydney 2024 – head here for all the shows & STUFF Dualist Inquiry tweaks knobs and manipulates sound, the bloops and the bounce carrying a hard edge. It’s rigid and rock solid, but it’s enough to loosen anyone’s limbs. Listen Spotify Gallery
This gig was part of SXSW Sydney 2024 – head here for all the shows & STUFF Ruby Jackson’s smooth neo-soul is a perfect soundtrack to the lunchtime sunshine at Tumbalong Park, rich horns and a powerful but never overbearing voice thickening the air with sweet, sticky melodies. Listen Spotify Gallery
This gig was part of SXSW Sydney 2024 – head here for all the shows & STUFF Winning the honour of the first live music played in anger at SXSW Sydney this year, Lee Griffin eases us into the mayhem with rich twangs and earthy stomps, Americana by way of Australia. Yee-ha, and away we […]
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, 100% made up of the best brand-new music from the best new artists in Australia – never pay-to-play, and always only new […]
“Roaring back into life with their first new material in twelve months, Press Club rattle the teeth right out of our heads once again, half through the sheer kinetic energy they create, but half from making us just plain grin too much”
“The last tracks from Suzi were deep back in 2023, and it’s a pleasure to hear new stuff, especially great big blasts of fun like this one, full of oddball observations and wry humour”