Pabllo Vittar: 111

<p><span><span><em>- </em>Possibly, when the music history of the 2020s is written, there should be a central chapter on how, finally, the dominant cisgender, heteronormative, white European descent musical paradigm was irreparably shaken apart by various artists who came from almost none of those standard musical backgrounds.

4ZZZ Top 20

1. Sycco - Nicotine (Single)

2. Cable Ties - Far Enough (Album Of The Week)

3. VOIID - Sour (Single)

4. Adele & The Chandeliers - Something Good Is Happening (Single)

5. Tia Gostelow - Rush (Single)

6. Eliza & The Delusionals - A State Of Living In An Objective Reality EP

7. Requin - Rules That Won't Be Broken (Single)

8. Spirit Bunny - Bindii (Single)

9. Screamfeeder - Start Again From Here (Single)

10. Tara Simmons - Show Me Spirit 'til The End

11. Cub Sport - Confessions (Single)

Cable Ties - 'Far Enough'

Fierce Melbourne rock trio Cable Ties have dropped their forthcoming album 'Far Enough', on Friday 27 March via poison city records / Merge Records. Once again enlisting Paul Maybury (Rocket Science) on recording duties, Far Enough features all the critical elements of Cable Ties’ sound - colossal walls of ‘70s hard rock and pithy proto-punk are coupled with a pulsing rhythm section, anxious guitar, defiant songwriting, earth-trembling vocals and unwavering intensity. Listen to the Album of the Week on 4ZZZ, 102.1fm, ZED Digital and streaming online at 4zzz.org.au and iHeartRadio

Andy Garvey: Complex Clarity

<p><span><span>- Since releasing her debut track on <strong>Body Promise</strong>’s <em>Fantastic Effects</em> compilation two years ago, Andy Garvey has been busy. A multifaceted individual, Garvey works in a variety of capacities: from music producer, DJ, radio host on FBi and Triple J, as <strong>Pure Space</strong> label-head AND co-founder of the agency Nectar. She has just released her latest of two EPs for<strong> Lobster Theremin</strong>.

Brian Fallon: Local Honey

<p><span><span>- When you think of punk rock frontmen, songwriting craftsmen seldom come to mind. However, <strong>Brian Fallon</strong>, former lead singer of New Jersey band, <strong>The Gaslight Anthem</strong>, is both of those things. With <em>Local Honey</em>, Fallon’s third solo album, he proves that he is more of the latter and less of the rambunctious punk rocker. A tight set of songs, Local Honey is Fallon’s most homogenous album with each number showcasing acoustic guitars and simple folk melodies.

The Chats: High Risk Behaviour

<span><span>- The Chats have multiple major festival spots and a healthy -albeit naive- coverage from unsuspecting, mainstream TV networks are safely stashed away alongside two rough and ready EPs in the bag. The band are also dropping their debut album. It’s a record that I’ve been well and truly champing at the proverbial bit for the release thereof. Slick, three-chord fret-board abuse, snarling larrikin humour and the classic punk chorus stretched out across fourteen rippers of puerile, juvenile delinquency is what is on <em>High Risk Behaviour</em>.

Half Waif: The Caretaker

<p><span><span>- I have no idea where American multi-instrumentalist <strong>Nandi Rose Plunkett</strong> aka Half Waif, found the time to record <em>The Caretaker</em>. Following on from her third solo record <em>Lavender, </em>and extensive work with folk rock band <strong>Pinegrove</strong>, Half Waif has come out with a luscious, baroque pop inspired new album.</span></span></p>

Some Jerks

Some jerks are a female-led garage/surf rock band from Brisbane, Inspired by the girl groups, and garage rock, of the 60's, and once quoted as “sounding like Sleater-Kinney covering the Shangri-las”.
Formed in late 2010, they released their self titled EP, in 2011(mixed and mastered by Kramer of Bongwater), followed by debut Album “ Buddy Rich made Me Cry”.

Cable Ties: Far Enough

<p><span><span><span><em>- Far Enough</em> is the second album from Melbourne four-piece Cable Ties. 2017's self-titled record was an indie hit both in Australia and around the world - a blast of angry, politically aware, hard-edged indie rock.</span></span></span></p>