Photo: Mr C Media RACKETT Recorded & mixed by Reuben Aptroot Recorded at the Foundry, Brisbane, 6th July 2018 RACKETT are made up of Bec Callander on guitar and vocals, Kat Ayala on lead guitar, Ally Gavin on bass, and Astrid Holz on drums. Based in Sydney, the band have been steadily rising since their inception in 2016, releasing their debut […]
Photo: Tracie Tee Protomartyr Recorded and mixed by Branko Cosic Recorded at the Foundry, Brisbane, 15th February 2018 Detroit based musicians Greg Ahee (guitar) and Alex Leonard (drums) first began performing as a duo under the name Butt Babies. Soon they were joined by Joe Casey on vocals and once Scott Davidson joined the band on bass, Butt Babies transformed into
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Photo: Jesse Booher My Disco Recorded by Branko Cosic Mixed by Luke Thomson Recorded at The Foundry, Brisbane, 28th January 2017 My Disco are a three-piece post-punk/minimalist band from Melbourne. Formed in 2003, the band became known for their use of unconventional performance spaces such as warehouses, art galleries and sidewalks. They soon released their debut 7inch “Collapse Of An Erratic
Even Recorded & Mixed by Branko Cosic Recorded at The Foundry, Brisbane, 14th January 2017 Forming in Melbourne in 1994, Even was formed by high school friends Ash Naylor and Matthew Cotter, and were joined by Roderick “Wally” Kempton from The Meanies on Bass. Even’s sound is attributed to Naylor’s love of guitar pop music of the 1960’s and 1970’s
Red Riders Recorded & Mixed by Branko Cosic Recorded at The Foundry, Brisbane, 12th May 2017 The two founding members of Red Riders, Alex Grigg and Adrian Deutsch, first met at a Black Rebel Motorcycle Club gig in 2002 and discovered a common interest in music. The band started playing house shows in 2003 and would spend 2004 moving up
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Photo: Justin Edwards (I Heart Hiroshima) / Brodie Popple (Big Bad Echo) I Heart Hiroshima Recorded & Mixed by Branko Cosic Recorded at The Foundry, Brisbane, 14th March 2017 Forming in Brisbane in 2005, the nucleus of I Heart Hiroshima was born at a house party, with Sullivan Patten, Matt Somers and Mel Ralph (later replaced by Cameron Hawes) joining
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