Melbourne’s Ratfink! has released a gripping ten-track album titled WHEN U WERE MINE, which explores friendships, relationships, sexuality, identity and a growing anxiety about the state of the world.
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There’s Talk offer a devastatingly beautiful cover of Angel Olsen’s ‘Unfucktheworld’
There’s Talk take Angel Olsen’s blisteringly raw ‘Unfucktheworld’ and transforms it into something that’s reverent, ethereal and simmering.
‘B-Train’ is Every Us’ optimistic ode to friendship & community
‘B-Train’ is a slice of unexpected optimism arrives from Brooklyn indie-soul collective Every Us, who seek to capture those universal, life-affirming moments that take the listener out of themselves.
‘Drugs For Christmas’ is the twisted tale of festive mayhem from Lee Feather & The Night Movers
Lee Feather & The Night Movers’ delivers an off-kilter parody of seasonal sentimentality, ‘Drugs For Christmas’.
On The Record: Bianca Nisha
Bianca Nisha leads us through the emotional, textural and atmospheric soundscape of this expansive sophomore album, Blood&Sugar.
On The Record: Lily Vakili
With Lily Vakili, we voyage through OCEANS OF KANSAS uncovering what was once lost and what is still rising to the surface.
‘Send Me Away’ is Digging for Kanky’s haunting trip-hop dream
Manchester’s Digging for Kanky emerge from the shadows with ‘Send Me Away’, a haunting trip-hop reverie that’s designed to replicate that feeling of near-collapse.
Dead Feather reclaims identity & self-discovery in spoken-word ‘Red Poem’
With ‘Red Poem’, the deaf Mvskoke-Creek artist Dead Feather proves himself as a multi-disciplinary creative entirely in his own lane.
Annika Zee’s shares her visionary new album Emerald Spy
Toronto-born artist Annika Zee’s Emerald Spy LP is a carefully constructed ecosystem where sound, politics, and emotion intertwine.
On The Record: Yijia
Yijia is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose work builds bridges between time, culture, memory, experience and consciousness.
