4ZZZ Top 20
1. Cable Ties - Sandcastles (Single)
2. The Double Happiness - Wild Bikini (Single)
3. Jeremy Neale - Still Want You Around Me (Single)
4. Elder - Wabi Sabi (Single)
5. Sycco - Peacemaker (Single)
6. The Jungle Giants - Sending Me Ur Loving (Single)
7. Tara Simmons - Let's Go (Single)
8. Walken - Regular Human Person (Single)
9. The Chats - The Clap (Single)
10. A Country Practice - The Inundation Into Our Room (Single)
11. Full Power Happy Hour - The Fun EP
12. Locust Revival - Burning Southern Skies (Single)
Pet Shop Boys: Hotspot
<p>- Trilogies are very “in”, especially the grandest of them all, the trilogy of trilogies (the <em>Star Wars</em> Saga), and with the release of their newest longform work, the <span>Pet Shop Boys</span> have completed their own trilogy. <em>Hotspot</em> completes a cycle of work with British producer <strong>Stuart Price</strong> – <em>Super</em> (2016) and <em>Electric</em> (2013) – with the bulk of the work being realised in Berlin’s famed Hansa Studios.
Devonian: Witchcraft
<p>- After a few years and a growing fan base in the Brisbane metal community, <span>Devonian</span> have just put out their debut EP <em>Witchcraft</em>. These four songs will certainly be familiar to anyone who has been to their shows, particularly opening track <em>Collateral Damage </em>which the band released as a single last year. This song does a great job of setting the scene, with blistering drums, thick crunches of guitar and the sweet/frightening vocals of powerhouse frontwoman <strong>Diletta Luna</strong>.</p>
31 January 2020
Lucky Luke: 3rd Time Lucky (Independent)^
Silk Robe: a sunken city (Independent)^
Wafia @ The Triffid (26.1.2020)
It’s said that art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. At the Brisbane leg of Wafia’s Flowers and Superpowers tour, the electro-pop artist washed the dust off traditional culture.
phIll: Electric Crush
Ordered: <sigh>
Equiknoxx: Eternal Children
Nihiloxica: Biiri
Karenn: Grapefruit Regret
Andy Stott: It Should Be Us
buttechno: badtrip
Deafkids: METAPROGRAMAÇÃO
Snowy & Jason Williamson: EFFED
Caterina Barbieri: Ecstatic Computation
Paula Temple: Edge Of Everything
Sote-Parallel: Persia
Special Request: VORTEX
Dungeon_Acid: Dungeon_Acid
Uranium Club: Cosmo Cleaners
vatican shadow: Berghain_09
Broken English Club: White Rats II
Cosey Fanni Tutti: Tutti
Chris Cobcroft: New Releases Show
Ordered from least to most favourite:
#10 McKisko: Southerly
#9 Clever: Hangin Egg
#8 Uboa: The Origin Of My Depression
#7 Lupa J: Swallow Me Whole
#6 Noah Slee: Twice
#5 Sampa The Great: The Return
#4 Local Authority: Negative Space
#3 The Crooked Fiddle Band: Another Subtle Atom Bomb
#2 Holiday Sidewinder: Forever Or Whatever
#1 Birdz: Place Of Dreams
Jack McDonnell: Zedgeist
No specific order:
#10 McKisko: Southerly
#9 Tropical Fuck Storm: Braindrops
#8 WAAX: Big Grief
#7 Keeskea: Find Yourself Alone
#6 Bench Press: Not The Past, Can't Be The Future
#5 Seagull: a voice in the ward
#4 Thelma Plum: Better In Blak
#3 Sampa The Great: The Return
#2 Scott and Charlene's Wedding: When In Rome, Carpe Diem
#1 Thigh Master: Now For Example
Vibrations From The Void
Vibrations From The Void are a new Brisbane Rock ‘n’ Roll act that fuses rock with even more rock and danceable grooves resulting in an infectious good time. Hailing from the humid depths of Brisbane the band (featuring Ryan Murr, Brendan Dawe, Peter Green and John Larney) formed in early 2019 out of the desire to play loud, frenetic, fun rock ‘n’ roll. Jaded after playing in a slew of bands around Brisbane and South East Queensland, the band was born with one mission - have fun and play music for people to move their bodies.
The Dustbin Hoffmans
We write songs about what we know, in other words songs about Brisbane. Brisbanality, Brownwater, Bradfield Highway, A Brisbane Kinda Love. Sometimes we write about other things in the universe such as dysfunctional relationships, news as entertainment and the importance of convenience. Are we a band, comedy act or a shabby cabaret show? Can we be all three at once? Brisbanality it's a strange reality!