| We All Want To - You Used To Be Funny Pop, Rock | 22/03/2012 |
We All Want To spent weeks 2011 hunkered down over recording console with bouzoukis, tambourines, xylophones and omnichord, more importantly an army of electric guitars, loud amps and fuzz pedals.
First single You Used To Be Funny is a bratty blast of playground pop, a bittersweet duet done fast and loud.
| silent feature era - The Horsebreaker Rock, Pop | 19/10/2011 |
In a quiet street, there was a quiet house. And in that quiet house there was a quiet den. And in that quiet den lived the Silent Feature Era.
A kaleidoscope of mariachi horns, sine wave synthesizers and crooked, cooked guitars – the shrill, righteous damnation of a fiddle and the half-arsed redemption of an asthmatic harmonium, these were singularly unique reckonings of song.
immovable, unshuffleable, preselected collection of songs.
immovable, unshuffleable, preselected collection of songs.
Other tracks by silent feature era: All The Kings Men - Then Again Maybe
| The Blackwater Fever - Taking It's Toll Blues/Roots, Blues, Garage | 19/10/2011 |
A harrowing growl, a tortured electric guitar and the rhythmic stomp of an unrelenting kit. close your eyes you can smell the swamp and feel the moonlight on your face.
Man meets woman, man loves woman, man fights with woman and woman leaves man. All these moments in time slowly but surely are Taking It Toll on man and all around him, just depends on who your woman is.
Other tracks by The Blackwater Fever: In Stereo - who's Been Talking
| Rattlehand - The Ballad of Frederick Ward Country, Alternative Country | 19/10/2011 |
A blend of seasoned and classically trained musicians, Rattlehand are a delicious mixed bag of local talent boasting members from such indie stalwarts as The Black Arts, Grassroots Street Orchestra.
a mix between rock and country, a great track to get the party started with a bit of dirt on the dancefloor
Other tracks by Rattlehand: Sonny and Rosita - Leavin
| Intercooler - War And Peace Pop | 19/10/2011 |
what is going to be one of the most hotly anticipated independent releases this Summer, fave indie popsters Intercooler are proudly embracing their past and looking forward with new album.
War and Peace came about one day when new member Chrissie was playing her 1941 gene Autry guitar quietly in her bedroom. Slowly ideas formed as to how War & Peace could evolve into something bigger and, after time in the studio the song took on a new life.
Other tracks by Intercooler: The Trumpet Song - Fly Me
| Inland Sea - No Time Folk, Pop | 29/09/2011 |
Brisbane ten-piece, Inland Sea are bound together by a love of complex harmonies and song-writing. Since forming they have won hearts with their intricate five-part vocal harmonies, interwoven-instrumentation and lyrical-sincerity.
No Time focuses on the strange nature of nostalgia and how living in the moment leaves you with “no time to react”. The song builds from a reflective beginning to dramatic highs, utilising the full power, emotion and musicianship of all ten members.
Other tracks by Inland Sea: Dead Man's Left - The Only One
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