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Melbourne’s premier pussy-punk trio Girl Germs have finally released their highly-anticipated debut EP Boy’s Club, and it’s a blast of enraged garage punk, that sees the girls taking down the patriarchy with a heap of passion and playful charm, from behind a wall of blown-out guitar and pounding drums.
With a bit of a surprise drop ahead of their slot at Laneway Festival this weekend, local glitter garage trio Jungle Cuffs have released the fiery ‘Indie Boys’ and we’re thrilled to be premiering it for them.
Ahead of the launch of their new EP Company Man this weekend at the Grace Darling, Liam Mcnally caught up with Jack Cherry, lead singer of Geelong garage-punks Vintage Crop, to find out about the band’s steady rise and what’s to come next.
Local rockers The Stained Daisies are back today with ‘All They Want’, a propulsive blast of bluesy garage-psych turned woozy jam-out, and we’re stoked to be premiering it for them today.
The eponymous single from Jesse Jerome Jenkins V’s solo debut Hard Sky is a mesmerizing cut of soft rock and it’s just been given an equally spellbinding video to match.
Perth psych-pop mastermind Stephen Bailey is back today with ‘Hyde’, a burst of immersive neo-psych and the first taste of his forthcoming second album 9.
On their long awaited debut album Gave Me The Itch, garage-punks Shrimpwitch take us on a wild ride that’s as raucous as it is disturbingly sweet, so we got in touch with the band to find out a little more about it.
In the midst of a big summer and following the release of their head-turning new single ‘Lose Me’, we got in touch with garage-pop duo IV League to find out what they’ve been listening to in the lead up to their forthcoming debut EP.
Sydney punk five-piece Regionals dropped their debut EP Sentimental Health back in November last year, and the blast of punk, indie and emo they serve up proves the last two years spent honing their craft paid off.
Local garage-psych crew Easy Browns are back with their second album Trash! – careening and unpredictable from start to finish, it’s a gloriously wild ride and a huge return from these loveable weirdos.
Local garage-pop crew Hannah Kate are back with ‘Moreland’, a gloriously melancholic slice of dreamy pop and Hannah’s most masterfully crafted release to date, pointing towards exciting things to come from the forthcoming album.
On his debut release ‘Serotonin’, wonky-pop whizkid Lafferty Daniel serves up an addictive dose of colourful garage-rock that bursts with playful energy and maniacal charm.
