Lawrence English: Viento

<p><span><span>- Curiosity and a penchant for adventure are the driving forces which propelled self-described philosopher of listening Lawrence English to Antarctica in 2010. Under invitation from the Argentine Antarctic Division the Meanjin/Brisbane based composer, artist and curator was given a license to explore and capture the sounds of the coldest, direst and windiest environments on earth.

4ZZZ Top 20

1. WAAX - Dangerous / Help Me Hell (Single)

2. Sycco - Superstar (Single)

3. Sweater Curse - Economising On Cabs (Single)

4. Zheani - I Hate People On The Internet (Album Of The Week)

5. Wet Leg - Wet Leg

6. Perve Endings - 20 Something (Single)

7. Square Tugs - Fat, Drunk, Stupid (Single)

8. Confidence Man - Tilt

9. The Glycereens - Electric (Single)

10. Mallrat - Teeth (Single)

11. Pinch Points - Process

12. Hatchie - Giving The World Away

13. Blussh - Glamour (Single)

Cancer Bats: Psychic Jailbreak

<p><span><span>- It’s been a while since I’ve checked in with <strong>Cancer Bats</strong>. Always at the very forefront of hardcore for the masses, it kind of threw me when I saw they’d recently parted ways with their long time guitarist<strong> Scott Middleton </strong>after seventeen years of service. I wondered how they’d continue on after such a major change. The answer? Without a single issue and without being rankled in the slightest.

Bree Van Reyk: Superclusters

<p><span><span><span>- If it seems like Bree Van Reyk has a lot of projects orbiting her musical world, it’s because she does. Fossicking through the internet I’ve heard her in chamber ensembles and performing electronica and idm; doing avant-garde percussion or composing whole operas; I even managed to travel back twenty years and hear her slow-core, sad-core, post-rocking in her band </span><strong>The Rebel Astronauts</strong><span> (which sounded pretty good, to be honest).