The Underground Stage
Since 1993, Regurgitator have defied pigeon-holes and scenes, continually producing sharp, original and witty music, and on the 1st of June, they’ll be back in Sydney for a show at the Roundhouse. Over the course of 12 studio albums – and no less than five ARIA awards – they’ve mashed up elements of grubby punk, […]
“Cry Club’s theatre of the absurdly wonderful is never less than a tour de force, Broadway for the weirdos. This is art for people like us to look up to while the rest of the world have their heads on the wrong way up.” Gallery Learn More Instagram | TikTok
Phoebe Go is on the cover of this month’s fanzine edition, and this issue also features brilliant live shows from Cry Club, Rat Public, Brixton Alley, Dedpan, and tons more. There’s also the usual reviews of the very best new music from DIY, independent, and emerging Australian artists, including The Buoys, THE RIOT, Bad//Dreems, Body […]
“If every band in the world played with the sheer visceral joy that Cry Club did, the world would be a better place. This is physical, emotional, and technical, plus the songs absolutely bop too. Leaves you bouncing out of your skin, a jellied mess of giddy and sugary glee.” Gallery Learn More Facebook | […]
“Like every Cry Club release this is yet another glorious spectacle that explodes from the inside to leave little left but happy sweat and confetti on the floor. Always a treasure, never a bore 💥”
Tracks from King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s latest collection dominated the best Australian new music playlists this week, a level of support for this titanic outfit that you’d expect. Most Playlisted This Week 🥇King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard 🥈Death By Denim, Emerson Leif, Horror My Friend, Phoebe Go 🥉Arno Faraji, Cry Club, KANADA […]
“Cry Club are a walking, bouncing, gesticulating reminder that it’s not *just* about the music, maaan. It’s about unbridled joy, performance, theatre, explosions of physicality, and eruptions of emotion that come from so deep down you can’t even see the top of them. Take a primal scream and drench it in glitter, take the soundtrack […]
Swapping their hi-energy antics for a total change of pace, this is Cry Club doing nothing but showing off their songwriting and vocal chops. Masterfully restrained, that voice creaks at the edges with expression and range and coupled with some judicious autotune it comes off like the Disney song that Cher wishes she’d written. A […]
Cry Club are a deeply unusual duo. First off, they write songs about tarot cards yet manage to make a touching, meaningful point about anxiety and hope – that is not an easy thing to do without sounding like an idiot. If nailing that wasn’t enough, they also conjure up fantastic tracks like this that […]