Melbourne dance/rockers now-I-guess-full-time-impersonators (just jokes) Strange Talk have triumphantly announced their follow up to their awesome debut EP with single ‘Cast Away‘, thank god not featuring Tom Hanks. It’s dance pop at it’s absolute finest, combining powerful snare movements with subtle 8-bit samples, but I think the most impressive thing about it is the expansive sound ...
AUDIO. The Presets // Promises DZ Deathrays // Play Dead Till You’re Dead (Messrs Remix) Groundislava // After Hours Duke Dumont // The Giver Chris Malinchak // Leaving Tomorrow VIDEO. Trimbal // Confidence Boost (Harmonimix) Canyons // Tonight Strange Talk // Cast Away Owl Eyes // Love Run Dry AlunaGeorge // Watching Over You DISCO. ...
Adelaide boys continue to share the love as Luke Million spills some of that shit out of his shiny disco ball onto City Riot‘s ‘Wait For You‘. Getting some serious rinsing on triple j of late, one half of high-priced disco pals The Swiss made his mark with the inescapable ‘Arnold‘ last year, and his ...
It’s time to get to know Shlohmo; after his recent remix of favourite dude Flume and Laneway Festival announcement for next year it’s safe to say the London boy is about to leave his mark on Australia. Only further serving the buzz is his take on ‘Fuck U All The Time‘ by R&B dude Jeremih, and ...
After a slight lull in output, Aeroplane makes an immediate impact on his return to the remix scene with this all-that-glitters-is-gold remix of Kimbra‘s ‘Two Way Street‘. It’s only about the groove here, as the spaced out synths bubble along and this really, really tight, highly strung guitar riff intertwines with Kimbra’s heavenly vocals, you ...
Everyone loves a clever remix of an old school track and we can thank Tanka for bringing us the goods with his botty remix of Young Mc‘s ‘Bust A Move‘. It’s quite obvious that Tanka‘s style is heavily focused upon UK bass/techno, which has been well fused with the late 80′s hit single. Vibing with ...
Woah mama! If you ever considered what the modern-day equivalent of a superstar, underground, musical collaboration was, don’t look much further than Wedidit‘s poster boy Shlohmo and his incredible re-working of Flume‘s runaway hit ‘Sleepless‘. Curated in the depths of grimy nightclubs and only suitable for the very scattered early hours of the morning, what ...
Local lad Ferris Mular has found himself a real knack in rummaging amongst his father’s old records, as he ups the groove on a Donell Jones, 1999 R&B classic. Settling on ‘U Know What’s Up‘, a straight-talkin’ laid-back stroke of gold, Ferris intensifies the snaps, surrounds the pitched vocals with bellowing kicks and basically runs ...
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