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The Stevens - Hindsight
The Stevens - Hindsight
Sounds like: Real Estate, The Thrills, Twerps
By Hugh McClure on Oct 2, 2013 | Another feather in the cap of the Chapter Music Label (which also features the likes of Dick Diver and Twerps, among many others), Melbourne's The Stevens have recently announced news of their upcoming debut album, A History of Hygiene. The four-piec... read more →
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The Ocean Party - Split
The Ocean Party - Split
Sounds like: Real Estate, Beach Fossils, Twerps
By Hugh McClure on Aug 12, 2013 | The Ocean Party creates slacker, surf-pop music, but you'd be lucky to find an Australian band whose roots stretch further from the sea. The original group met during high school in the agricultural town of Wagga Wagga before moving down to Melbourne... read more →
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Major Leagues - Endless Drain
Major Leagues - Endless Drain
Sounds like: Best Coast, Wavves, Yuck
By Hugh McClure on Jul 18, 2013 | Brisbane four-piece Major Leagues are starting to make quite an impression despite their short lifespan. Having formed just last year, they've released a couple of singles to date, and have started to prove themselves on the live circuit after tourin... read more →
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Driffs - Mary
Driffs - Mary
Sounds like: Real Estate, Ducktails, Beach Fossils
By Hugh McClure on Mar 28, 2013 | Australia has produced a fair chunk of surf-pop music over the past few years, and one of the most underrated groups going around is Sydney slackers Driffs. We featured their first single "Someday" late last year, which saw them score a number of su... read more →
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Smile - Born Again
Smile - Born Again
Sounds like: Real Estate, Twerps, Smith Westerns
By Hugh McClure on Mar 21, 2013 | As cheesy as it sounds, Melbourne five-piece Smile make me want to do just that. It's not particularly happy music (it's actually slightly melancholic at times), but it's done with a twinkle in the eye. It's honest. Formed just last year, the band ha... read more →
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