Melbourne garage-punks Delivery didn’t even exist two years ago, but they’ve enjoyed a rapid rise over the past year-and-a-half.
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Electro-pop from New Zealand has never felt so effortless before.
#monsteramonday! The most hipster plant of the recent years, Monstera deliciosa, is illustrated on the cover of Kyson’s new EP, “Every High”.
Captivating new album and a number of impressive singles from Sydney-based trio Phantastic Ferniture.
It’s easy to judge any book by its cover, but actually reading it takes a little more time.
One of the most intimate – and most beautiful – releases this year comes from twin sisters Shalina and Shantini Sandran.
One of the most intimate – and most beautiful – releases this year comes from twin sisters Shalina and Shantini Sandran.
If you loved Sufjan Stevens album “The Age of Adz”, you should be keeping an eye on what OM Collective is up to.
If you loved Sufjan Stevens album “The Age of Adz”, you should be keeping an eye on what OM Collective is up to.
Seven songs long, “Drip Crimson” sees New Zealand songwriter, producer, DJ, vocalist, and rapper Villette collaborating with fellow New Zealand producer Troy Samuela, and Chicago-based beatmaker Kev, in the process crafting a melody-led, RnB and soul informed dreamscape of sound and intimacy.
Seven songs long, “Drip Crimson” sees New Zealand songwriter, producer, DJ, vocalist, and rapper Villette collaborating with fellow New Zealand producer Troy Samuela, and Chicago-based beatmaker Kev, in the process crafting a melody-led, RnB and soul informed dreamscape of sound and intimacy.
Brisbane dream pop talent Hatchie gave us one of the most addictive choruses of the last year, but “Try” as a whole is a great take on radio-friendly shoegaze.