Independent Artist of the Week: FELIVAND
FELIVAND’s soulful and sophisticated R&B rises with ‘Same Old’, the first single from her debut EP ‘In Bloom’
FELIVAND’s soulful and sophisticated R&B rises with ‘Same Old’, the first single from her debut EP ‘In Bloom’
The inner west’s Gravel Pit are giving us brazen, mangled and pulsating experimental punky electronica that might even get ya thinking about doomed primates in space.
Karli White’s moody dystopian sound blends goth, industrial, and new wave into peculiar dark pop songs
Violence against women, government f**kery, drugs, organised religion, it’s all fuel for the raging fire that is Perra Vida – feminist punk direct from Lima, Peru.
Vape Dadz: three dads who do not vape, but do make crunchy dance music for misfits.
Henri O.R. Asar is here to soundtrack your early-spring sun with his unfixed, IDM-influenced ambient soundscapes – music to get lost in.
JEFFE tiptoes the line between ecstatic triumph and claustrophobic vulnerability, and proves herself a master of the art.
Pronounced lake ee-fa, Newtown’s Laik Aífe is responsible for electric indie folk that transports you to distant, cinematic scenery while remaining confrontingly present.
With a debut record that’s equal parts sci-fi utopia and raw, four-on-the-floor throwback, Mango’s soulful spin on house music heralds an alternative future
Australia has a rich black history but our Indie of the Week Nooky is a part of the local hip hop contingent getting us ready for a black future.