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huge synth pads, all strung along together with banging-ly smooth steel drums - a sound that is growing increasingly popular with the new wave of Aussie producers at the moment ... this rate, it's easy to see why he's been on stages around Australia supporting acts such as Flume, Baauer and What So Not , as well as appearing

down to being similar to our own attitude to music, you know, if something sounds good, don’t worry about what the rules are just go with it. So yeah ... find it. So having one in outback sort of centre Western Australia in the middle of nowhere or like having it wedged in between the mountains in Chile, or something

some thankless red-dirt expanse, blithely naming the bloodshed that's barely buried in Australia's colonialist history. Sen's story is set at some unnamed rural outpost, a modern ... dramatic device is merely making his investigating detective a black man (Aaron Pedersen). It sounds simple, but it's infinitely complex, and situates the audience not on either side

conversation begins with the banal logistics of the wining hour in Western Australia. “Are you sipping wine out there in Perth? On the beach?” she asks ... reply. “No, Perth isn't wine country, I'm wrong now…” Mesirow sighs, sounding defeated. “My apologies, I didn't realise you weren't in the cocktail hour. You could

with its beautiful vistas and pristine beaches, and it's this gorgeous aspect of Australia which has recently produced burgeoning indie exponents Shining Bird. More than that, it's informed ... challenge in their collective stride for their music is assured and compelling, incorporating local sounds and samples into an intriguing melange. “There was a conscious decision to explore Australian sounds

when it reaches fall is go out apple-picking. Do apples even grow in Australia?” Prince Rama recently posted on their Facebook about a pizza party, with heaps of pictures ... friend of ours who got a record cutter to cut the sounds into the plates, basically making a mold of the record. Instead of pressing lacquer into the record player

done yet.” Although enthused about touring his new outfit (“We'll be down in Australia soon… Probably around like February”) and boasting the aforementioned collaborations, a name remains unchecked ... really like to work with Mike Patton. I have no clue what that would sound like; I guess that's what's intriguing about it.” While hopeful about making such

really know of in Australia, that's doing the sort of stuff we do,” Buchanan reasons. “It's definitely a unique sound and line-up. It can be really interesting