Through clicking on links shared by friends and major news outlets like Times Magazine and news.com.au, Lamont’s understanding and respect for the work of those whom the Grim Reaper had led into eternal darkness flourished. Kate Prendergast reports.
"In the beginning, it was just a basement full of about eight people playing flat out all at once. Eventually we began shedding layers and then it was just Naomi and me left, and that’s when the music got serious." Triple J Unearthed High winners Mosquito Coast talk formation and future with Reuben Wylie.
"It is an audaciously cinematic soundtrack fitting nothing in particular; but its sweeping synaesthetic kaleidoscopes can crop up your deepest, unrealest teenage dream-memories." Harry Manson reviews Wildflower, The Avalanches' first album in sixteen years.
"It’s here, this is it, the grand finale, the last hurrah for Michael Gira and the gang, the swansong of it all (pun intended), and it couldn’t possibly get better than this." Eamonn Kelly reviews.
"Really what you need is to be kind of lucky, rather skilful, a little edgy, and write songs people can relate to – ‘goon bags in the park’ included. But we sure don’t want that image to follow us around forever." Ben Arnold from Perth band Verge Collection catch up with Reuben Wylie.
"Whilst a handful of these tracks are susceptible to instant-skipping and the release will hardly thrill bandwagon fans of ‘Jumpman’ or ‘Hotline Bling’, it’s an obvious must for fans of his earlier work." Michael O'Leary reviews.
Dan O'Connor and Josten Myburgh are two Perth improvisers whose record label Tone List is set to Launch on the 23rd of June. Hayden Dalziel caught up with the...
When self-proclaimed “dork” Field announced the remaining two songs there was a collective sigh of pain from the crowd - if Little May had announced they were going to continue to play, I would have continued to stand where I was, just to prolong the sheer pleasure of listening and watching these incredible artists create music that both they and their audience love. Tyler Morgan reviews.
