
This is a blog to celebrate the Melbourne / Naarm music field with a focus on the Independent and DIY. I would like to acknowledge the traditional owners of this land and pay respects to elders past and present.
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From cutting his teeth in the much loved The Twerps to going out under his own name, Martin Frawley reflects on his output and being through more band members than Mark E Smith. We also chat about his father figure to becoming one himself w...
Photo by Ash Kerr
Troth are the Nipaluna, Lutruwita (Hobart, Australia) based duo of Amelia Besseny and Cooper Bowman who integrate ambient pop, DIY experimentalism, ritual folk and abstracted playfulness into a shared dialogue. They both...
Photo supplied by band - The Motley Bauhaus
Red Orchestra (2024-2026) was a six-piece chamber punk project that discussed themes of esotericism, the occult and history with an ornate outsider-folk sound. Their sophomore record Orientalism...
Tongue Dissolver at Lazy Thinking, Sydney (Credit: Lauren Eiko, May 2026)
Tongue Dissolver make and release music the way they want and are a band that is constantly recommended to me to interview since starting this blog. Thankfully, I ca...
Photo by bodies of divine and infinite and eternal spirit
On June 8 bodies of divine infinite and eternal spirit delivered their largest production to date, their largest group of musicians, their longest song and their biggest disaster ye...
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This is a blog to celebrate the Melbourne / Naarm music field with a focus on the Independent and DIY. I would like to acknowledge the traditional owners of this land and pay respects to elders past and present
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