| Stereoflower - The Barstools Pop, Rock, Psychedelic, Goth | 01/11/2012 |
The brainchild of songwriter Alex Elbery, Perth's Stereoflower tinge indie-rock with folk, blues and country (with a hint of goth).
An upbeat tune with mountains of indie guitars, delay and raw vocals.
| Emily Barker & The Red Clay Halo - Fields Of June (featuring Frank Turner) Folk, Acoustic, Roots | 08/10/2012 |
Hailing from Bridgetown, Western Australia, Emily Barker is a compelling songwriter with a gift for weaving melody and words.
Inspired by duets such as Gram Parsons & Emmylou Harris, Neil Young & Nicolette Larson, Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazelwood as well as more traditional songs, Emily has teamed up with Frank Turner, to create a wickedly dark murder ballad with a strong male and female duet at its core.
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Other tracks by Emily Barker & The Red Clay Halo: Nostalgia
| The Ghost Hotel - For My Crown Rock, Pop | 21/06/2012 |
Featuring some of the Perth original music scene's most respected songwriters, The Ghost Hotel are a five-piece mixture of rough and ready guitar noise, acoustic twang and pop sensibility.
Fantastic slice of moody Aussie rock in the classic tradition of The Church and The Go-Betweens
Other tracks by The Ghost Hotel: Take Me Home - Sing It
| Sonpsilo Circus - Silverspoon Rock, Psychedelic, Pop, Retro | 26/03/2012 |
Channeling sounds from when rock was young and electrifying, the ‘Circus offer “meandering wah-flickers and Stratocaster screeches, twirling bass licks and relentless but ever morphing drum lines.” (Cool Perth Nights).
Blistering psych rock/pop with a carnival outro.
Other tracks by Sonpsilo Circus: See Her Run - Your Mother Built The Sky
| Simon Kelly and The Lonely Wives - Eye of the Storm Blues/Roots, Reggae, Rock | 26/03/2012 |
A percussive style that is somwhere between psychedelic pop, reggae, rootsy folk and bluesy ska held together by vocal harmonies and interesting songs.
Fast paced track with afro-beat and ska influences with African percussion and a killer guitar solo.
Other tracks by Simon Kelly and The Lonely Wives: Another Disaster - New Horizons
| The Novocaines - Trampled Hearts Rock, Garage | 20/03/2012 |
Drum Magazine writes "They move on stage like the bastard children of Iggy Pop and Pete Townsend… A towering inferno of rock'n'roll soulfire..."
A high energy rock track, with a positive and powerful chorus.
Other tracks by The Novocaines: The Leisure - Space is Closer Than America
| The Morning Night - A Ride With Violence Pop, Rock, Psychedelic | 15/03/2012 |
With elements of indie, country, psychedelia and classic Australian Songwriting, The Morning Night are and exciting young band from Fremantle WA in the vein of The Triffids and The Go-Betweens.
Psychedelic swirling guitars to a disco beat.
Other tracks by The Morning Night: Calm Me Down - Love You Better
| Ruby Boots - Wise Up Country, Folk, Acoustic, Alternative Country | 12/03/2012 |
Award winning six-piece Ruby Boots have quickly gained a reputation for head turning performances and compelling songwriting. Distinctly country, this band also gives a nod to bluegrass, folk-pop and blues.
Wise Up is about people owning their mistakes and making a change for the better.
Other tracks by Ruby Boots: Devil - Small City Blues
| The Ghost Hotel - Hand That Bleeds Rock | 28/02/2012 |
The Ghost Hotel are a five-piece mixture of rough and ready guitar noise, acoustic twang
"Hand That Bleeds" - aggressive, heavy and something of a departure from The Ghost Hotel's previous alt-country leanings.
| Emily Barker and the Red Clay Halo - Little Deaths Folk, Acoustic, Alternative Country, Country | 17/02/2012 |
Hailing from Bridgetown, Western Australia, Emily Barker is a compelling songwriter with a gift for weaving melody and words.
‘Little Deaths' is about fallen dreams and thwarted plans as well as a wish to lead a life filled with inspiration and creativity.
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Other tracks by Emily Barker and the Red Clay Halo: Calendar - Pause
| Emily Barker & The Red Clay Halo - The Billowing Sea Folk, Acoustic, Alternative Country | 30/11/2011 |
Hailing from Bridgetown, Western Australia, Emily Barker is a compelling songwriter with a gift for weaving melody and words.
A happy and gentle folk song about the end of a relationship and the positives that come from this sort of loss. It rejoices and celebrates the freedom that follows and embraces the change.
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