With Splendour side-shows filling out venues across Sydney, you can get your dancing shoes on any night of the week.
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With Splendour side-shows filling out venues across Sydney, you can get your dancing shoes on any night of the week.
With two extended plays and one collaborative project with Elkkle already in her arsenal, Elle Graham, or Woodes as we've come to know her, has a knack for churning out a significant quantity of quality tunes.
Nathan Shaw, known by his stage name Ekali, is renowned for hard hitting, future bass bangers. He has cultivated a community of fans and collaborators alike, all hooked on the expectation that each track released will evoke feelings of enjoyment through its intensity
Missed out on tickets to Splendour? Don’t fret! This week there’s a wave of sideshows you’re your fave international acts, with local acts rounding out the gigs in support.
Underworld and Iggy Pop’s collaborative EP Teatime Dub Encounters has produced some calm atmospheric tracks, like ‘I’ll See Big’, and some high-octane energetic tracks, like ‘Bells and Circles’, but this latest release is the first to properly demonstrate the potential of these musical veterans.
Pink Playground are a duo from Texas, USA who have put together a mix that fuses genres and blends eras. Describing themselves as a “spontaneous, emotional, psychedelic, combustion and sentimental goo”, these Soundcloud amateurs are coming hot off their recent release of the Amethyst Milk Tapes.
Across Sydney we’ve got a variety of genres in this week’s gig guide. Whether it’s blues, bass, soul or pop you’re after there’s a gig on for you, and with many gigs at around $15 or less, there’s no reason not to get out and bust a move.
Having just released his breakout debut EP, titled Arcane, Muto is etching his brand of alternative electronica into the everchanging Australian sound. Trailblazers like The Presets, Flume and more recently Cosmo's Midnight have carved out their path, and now Muto takes it a step further.
While Seattle might be known for being wrapped in rain for most of the year, this three-piece is more ensconced in their own melancholy.
True to the Burning Man ethos of resistance to hierarchies there is no single stage at the Nevada festival. As such, each stage holds its own mystique and allure.
Kicking off July are some great gigs across Sydney, with Backyard Opera hosting their very own Sunday session with DJ Astro.
Japanese-American singer songwriter has released the second track off her upcoming fifth album, Be The Cowboy, and has created a bittersweet lament with ‘Nobody’.
Russian master of edits Lipelis gets down with a funky mix that will be sure to warm you up during these cold winter days.
For perhaps the first time ever we have the launch of a political party featured in the gig guide, and it’s a party that will fight for all the other parties we’ve got in this gig guide.
Paces leads an all-star cast of up-and-coming Aussie acts on ‘Call the 5-0’ in a shining example of the power of collaboration.