Layla Kardan Rebels Against Middle East Conventions
Layla Kardan has one of the most remarkable air miles sucking CVs imaginable – born in Belgium but now an Australian national, Layla lives and works […]
Kitzl’s Guide to the Armadillo
Producer and composer, Kitzl plays with organically derived sounds in an electronic, pop- driven way. Her work builds upon short, hooky loops to formulate dramatic songs and […]
I Cried Wolf – BRKN
Returning to The Wheatsheaf will be quite an experience for us all.’ says vocalist Harry Davies. ‘It was the venue that gave us a local platform before […]
Wills and the Willing Join Forces with Irish Royalty
If there can be such a thing as an enfant terrible of the spoken word scene, then Ian Wills is certainly it. Having caused outrage […]
Lailien Releases 2018’s Most Staggering Album…and 2019’s
It’s not often we can be so certain, so enthusiastic and so unremittingly taken with a release that it transcends what our current mood is […]
Lemzi Trades Law for Music with a Social Message
Abandoning his plans to become a lawyer after his degree in law and criminology, Lemzi may seem like an unlikely hip-hop talent. Yet his latest […]
Bad News to Release 32nd Anniversary Goodies
VIM, DEN, COLIN and SPIDER are BAD NEWS! Four hairy musos with a dream to be the next Motorhead. Sure, they have musical differences – […]
Amey St Cyr Joins House Revival
Amey St. Cyr had a record contract almost between her fingers in the early 90’s, with guest appearances on a host of house tracks and […]
The Resurgence of 90s Alt Rock Gathers Pace with Love Ghost
Once the major labels swarmed into the Pacific North-West, in particular in Seattle, the alt-rock scene was doomed. The wave which carried bands like Nirvana, […]
The Residents – “Intruders” Reviewed
It’s impossible to start to discuss anything relating to The Residents without doffing a giant eyeball to Hardy Fox, whose passing at the end of […]