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Located down a side street from the Place de la Republique, in Paris, Le Mellotron combines bar and radio station, and consistently delivers eclectic programming. This week’s smooth jazz mix is infused with the elegance and class that is the height of the Parisian chic.
It’s been five years since Owl Eyes (Brooke Addamo) has had a solo release, but ‘On Me’ has been worth the wait. After years of collaborations, including her most recent tours as a vocalist for Flight Facilites, she has refined her dreamy pop sound. ‘On Me’ marks the beginning of something huge for Owl Eyes, as she returns to her solo career.
On a hot and dusty Saturday afternoon in our nation’s capital, excited punters weaved to and fro, eager to enter the gates of Spilt Milk 2018. With two stages and dozens of hot Australian and international acts split between them, festival goers were faced with the tough decision; should I go to the Basquiat or Angove stage?
DVS NME is a techno DJ living in Colorado, but has an overwhelming passion for post punk rock music. Combining his love and his occupation, he runs the Post Punk Affiliated show, perfectly blending rock tracks together through techno mixing.
The Melbourne duo Slum Sociable have had a huge 2018 following the release of singles ‘Do Something About It’ and ‘Can’t Figure it Out’ along with frequent appearances on Triple J.
The Lansdowne Hotel maintains a high standard for live music and concerts, regardless of the performer. Last Saturday featured one of the more outlandishly rowdy line-ups in recent memory, which perfectly suited the Lansdowne’s dingy show room and the 90 years of beer and sweat that have soaked into the walls.
When we heard that Rolling Loud was heading to our neck of the woods we knew it was going to be big, but not this big. Known for lighting up stadiums in Los Angeles and Miami with acts from the likes of Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole and Young Thug, local crew HSU Events are bringing the show to Sydney Showgrounds on Sunday, January 27.
Nath Jennings might only be 20 years old, but he’s quickly becoming one of Victoria’s most well established young DJs. Jennings easily switches between house, RnB, bass and rap and the fusion of genres has clearly allowed Jennings to hone his craft and expertly mash songs together to create exciting new bootlegs and remixes.
British sensations The Wombats have had a lot of success in Australia, with frequent plays on Triple J and a prominent spot on every major festival lineup this year. But what is it that has helped the Liverpudlians become honorary Australians? Is it the cute native animal in their name?
