Independent Artist of the Week: Field Of Wolves
Sydney’s Holly Bestic and her indie three-piece want you to release your inner tenant beast on Manor House.
Sydney’s Holly Bestic and her indie three-piece want you to release your inner tenant beast on Manor House.
The Lismore locals continue to bring their unique, undistilled sound to the table
Goodside are one track in, but it’s a doozy and their pedigree can’t be ignored. So don’t even try.
‘Honey’ is mature post-rock from the nominally infantile Babey, our Melb-via-Syd Indie crush this week.
Two decades in the music scene has led Simona Castricum to new 80s callback track, ‘The Half Light’.
Sparrows aka Jess Nitties has has found her own take on the Nordic scene’s indie electro pop sensibilities with her relatable sad girl lyrics.
Born on a school bus years ago, EGOISM are making the grade with lush guitar pop explorations of existential dread, mental health and gaslighting.
DRMNGNOW’s new one ‘Ancestors’ “is a reminder that Indigenous peoples are driven by a responsibility that dates back into time immemorial. A responsibility that can lead to so much healing for this land”.
The son of Indigenous hip-hop pioneer Wire MC, Tasman Keith is blazing his own trail out of Bowraville + continuing the storytelling traditions of his people.
When you find post-punk dream pop this good, you LOCK. THAT. SHIT. DOWN.