Exek: Advertise Here

<p><span><span>- Melbourne post-punk group Exek have released a new album on <strong>Castle Face Records</strong> titled <em>Advertise Hire</em>. The mutable band keeps their mutating sound as distinct as ever, taking post-punk tendencies to the dancefloor.</span></span></p>

4ZZZ Top 20

1. Vacuum - Vacuum (Album Of The Week)

2. Screamfeeder - Don't Get Me Started (Single)

3. Full Flower Moon Band - Trainspotting (single)

4. Beddy Rays - Milk (Single)

5. San Mei - Sink Or Swim (Single)

6. dameeeela - The Shake Up (Feat. Tjaka) (Single)

7. Big Thief - Dragon New Warm Mountain

8. Hatchie - Giving The World Away (Single)

9. Eliza & The Delusionals - Give You Everything (Single)

10. Racerage - Black Medusa

11. Noir et Blanc - Wallflower Pedestrian

12. PhD! - Tie-Dye (Single)

Vacuum: Vacuum

<p><span><span>- A vacuum is a space devoid of matter, the epitome of emptiness and nothingness. Yet one could say this is the antithesis of the Naarm/Melbourne duo, whose self-titled debut album is so full of substance that, after first listen, I found myself wandering down rabbit holes of mechanophilia, <strong>Pharmakon</strong>, <strong>Amnesia Scanner</strong>, palliative care, 2000 AD comics and musique concrete.

Hurray For The Riff Raff: Life On Earth

<p><span><span><span>- It’s been quite a journey for Alynda Segarra, aka Hurray For The Riff Raff. Raised in New York, she started off writing acoustic songs as train-hopping young vagabond – finding inspiration in the great American hobo tradition and taking a stage-name from a classic 90’s folk-punk song.</span></span></span></p>