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White Dog were up first and represented the punk end of the musical spectrum on offer. They started off with a straight hardcore delivery and then took detours into post ... audience. They played a fair chunk of their recent album, plus a selection from their back catalogue, and all of it worked seamlessly. Fusing James Brown, Jimi Hendrix and Minutemen

your ears could smile they’d be doing so to FKJ tracks. This is music with a distinctive spring in its step. Be sure to head over to his SoundCloud ... loves to get people moving, FKJ has incorporated clannish percussion, an astronomical selection of synths and punchy keys to produce a track, which should simply make you feel good

contemporary Australian independent music scene, among those performing are My Disco , Lurch & Chief , Black Cab , Black Vanilla , Tired Lion , Kirkis , Cassius Select , The Harpoons , Smile , Dorsal Fins

selection of synthesiser experts along with demonstrations and opportunities for hands-on tweaking of vintage gear. Panel guests are Tonmeister and former Senior Technical Officer at Melbourne Conservatorium of Music

girl she once was. 'Take It All Back' is the second track to be selected from her unreleased LP. Her new album 'Secretly Susan' draws influences from Japanese Lovers Rock ... spent time in Japan and London. This album highlights her distinctive style when creating music

1980s as Mary Jo Starr. The pair will hit the local pubs in selected towns and invite preview audiences to compete with his formidable set of lungs in after ... introduced by John Jarratt & Kaarin Fairfax, followed by VIP after party with live music at the Lido Jazz Club Belgrave, Vic:  27 Aug, Cameo Cinemas followed

years lineup has been curated in consideration of what best reflects the Australian independent music scene, so let's see what they've come up with... MY DISCO  - Legends ... that are exciting and intriguing upon first listen. It’s frenetic, but controlled. CASSIUS SELECT   - Another alter ego of Black Vanilla, which shows off fragmented beats over

Esteemed local label Festival Records and its compatriots at Warner Music Australia have eked out a decent niche for themselves as prime purveyors of retrospective records that ... released this Friday, 7 August, via Festival Records and Warner Music Australia. When Sharpies Ruled: A Vicious Selection Track List Coloured Balls - Time Shapes Finch - Out Of Control