After seeing Martin Frawley’s endearing instructional cooking escapades on Instagram, we had a special chat with the former Twerps frontman about releasing music in isolation and what cooking means to him in this strange time.
Cooking Is My Therapy –
Homebrand Caviar –
A Chat With Mondé
We had the pleasure of chatting with Melbourne-based man-of-mystery Mondé about his debut release ‘Best At’, Meatloaf, and reincarnation amongst other useful trivia and life lessons.
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APCO – APCO
Today we’ve got the pleasure of premiering the completely unhinged debut album from “servo-punks” APCO – raw, powerful and furiously wild from start to finish, APCO is a thrilling introduction to the band’s blistering take on thrash punk.
They Made Me Do It –
Talking Influences with Shepparton Airplane
To get us in the mood for their third album, Shepparton Airplane have landed at Trouble Juice to talk us through a handful of influences that have inspired the jagged post-punk we’ll be hearing when ‘Sharks’ drops this Friday.
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HYG – Be Here
Coming to us just over a year since the jazz infused ‘Colour Box’, Canberra’s HYG return today with ‘Be Here’ – a strong willed and charging post-punk track manifested during one of Australia’s worst bushfire seasons on record.
Keeping Hope –
A Chat With Cable Ties
Melbourne heavy-hitters Cable Ties had a chat with us about their new album Far Enough, and the effects the shackles of isolation have on the band that lives and breathes live performance.
They Made Me Do It –
Talking Influences with Brain Drugs
An incredibly mysterious offering that raises more questions than it leaves answers, and accompanied by an equally disorientating film clip, we set out to demystify the madness of Brain Drugs’ debut single ‘Night Shift (at the Fruit Cannery)’, by talking influences with them.
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Wilding – The World Will End Today
Confirming our existential fears, Melbourne odd-popper Wilding returns today with his first release of the year – aptly titled ‘The World Will End Today’, the track is as darkly contagious as it is painfully relevant.
Track by Track:
Circle Pit – Wicked Wicked Time
Following the unexpected re-emergence of cult scum-rockers Circle Pit earlier this year, with an unearthed EP made up of tracks recorded almost a decade ago, we had Jack Mannix, one half of the Sydney duo, unravel the chaos that is Wicked Wicked Time.
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Snowy Band – Audio Commentary
With almost a decade of music to put his name to, Liam ‘Snowy’ Halliwell has reinvented himself with Snowy Band and shared Audio Commentary, perhaps his most carefully crafted and charming record to date, out now now via Spunk Records and Osborne Again.
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Moon Cup – Moon Cup
Today we have the pleasure of premiering the debut EP from local post-punk duo Moon Cup – defying their minimal set-up, their self-titled EP is an invigorating yet poignant listen, that hits in an overwhelmingly powerful way.
Premiere: Liam Beven –
(There’s Either Life) Or There’s Hiding
Having spent the last few years balancing his music career between Melbourne dive bars and cruise ships, we’ve finally been able to lock Liam Beven down in the one spot long enough to premiere his enchanting debut single ‘(There’s Either Life) Or There’s Hiding’.
