Independent Artist of the Week: Roy Batty Jr.
On Scope Dynamics, Sydney’s Roy Batty Jr. weaves dubstep, synthwave and futurenoise into pulsating dystopic soundscapes.
On Scope Dynamics, Sydney’s Roy Batty Jr. weaves dubstep, synthwave and futurenoise into pulsating dystopic soundscapes.
Two decades in the music scene has led Simona Castricum to new 80s callback track, ‘The Half Light’.
Moonbase Commander lays down a mix of bass, grime and new wave trap. Limber up before you hit play – it’s a sweaty one.
Woods x Elkkle emerged from a fridge with a wonky door covered in rainbows, where they’d been holed up getting some writing done, to give Alex Pye a live performance of a few tracks off their new EP.
Ahead of Purity Ring’s return to Australia, we had a chat with man-behind-the-boards Corin Roddick to talk about how the Canadian duo’s music has changed since they first appeared, where they’re coming from and where they’re headed next.
We’re going to hazard a guess that Szymon will inspire a big folk injection into the melodies of future electronic releases and will be a landmark as the beginning of a new genre.
In this guestbook post, Sui Zhen talks to Stephen Ferris about her methods for creation of film and music, her love for hardware […]
Fieldings likes instruments… all of them, and I’m not about to stop her putting them together.
Cronulla based young one, Enschway, has his mind on mixing synths and real life drums to give a three dimensional offering of effortless electronic flows.
Corner Store Superheroes’ sound is a tumble of reggae, beats, trap and lyrics so fast you’ll hear a new one after even the thousandth listen.