Interview :: Stacey Piggott ‘Blow Your Own Trumpet’
Local music publicist Stacey Piggot (Two Fish Out Of Water) talks to the Flog about her new advice book, ‘Blow Your Own Trumpet: A Musician’s Guide to Publicity & Airplay’… win yourself a copy!
Local music publicist Stacey Piggot (Two Fish Out Of Water) talks to the Flog about her new advice book, ‘Blow Your Own Trumpet: A Musician’s Guide to Publicity & Airplay’… win yourself a copy!
Awash with spacey reverb and vintage tones, Psychlops Eyepatch are an importantly cosmic cog in the Sydney psych scene and the second signee to the iconic Octopus Pi label. And they’ve got a really sexy vinyl to give away…
Scottish lads Frightened Rabbit swung by FBi to play us an acoustic track, give our sharpies a workout and muse about kids these days. They sharpied a few of their vinyls, and we’ve saved one to give away…
Do you enjoy judging people who consume ice cream incorrectly? Do you also enjoy bands named Jenny Broke the Window? Don’t be a goon. Follow me to those delights through this here link.
Ten years since the release of Four Tet’s ‘Rounds’, FBi presenters Peter Hollo and Lexy Savvides reflect on what the album meant and still means to them.
Popstrangers. Like shoegaze, only the shoes are technicolour and have velcro straps. Alessandro Dallarmi had a digital conversation with Dave Larsen from the band.
To celebrate Sui Zhen’s gorgeous new single ‘Midriffs’ and Fox + Sui’s support slot for legendary legends Gold Panda, we have a very special prize pack to give away. You want it. Trust us…
Chicken nuggets, gold nuggets, tofu nuggets, …musical Nuggets? It’s a given that anything in tiny morsel-form is infinitely better than any other possible configuration. We wanna feed you Nuggets of the Antipodean Interpolations kind.
Life’s a beach. Beaches can be horrible places full of sunburn, sand in your pants, old ladies topless tanning, among many other things. BUT! We’re giving away tickets to Django Django – so cry no more.
Just realised there are only fifteen days left of the year and you’re without a significant celebratory plan to welcome 2013? Fear not friends, Spunk Records and The Flog have got you covered.