Local Fidelity Sydney, Australia
If you like Al Grigg interview, 17/7/11, you may also like:
MATANGO!
by The Kill Devil Hills
Down and dirty blues rock from this Western Australian band makes for a truly visceral listening experience.
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The Map and the Territory
by EXEK
Aussie six-piece showcases a buoyant co-mingling of jazz-funk grooves, snappy post-punk riffs, and krautrock motoriks.
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Australian drummer-producer and Sampology collaborator juggles jazz-funk, Neo-soul, and broken beat on his debut solo EP.
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Monster Truck Mondays
by The Empty Threats
Tightly wound post-punk with splashes of new wave; heavy on twangy riffs, phased-out melodies, and understated vocals.
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The hard-hitting, genre-agnostic songs on the latest from Dan Webb were inspired by conversations he had with a wide range of musicians.
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Spaced-out psych jazz that could easily soundtrack the Black Lodge, "Mutations" is an eerie wonder.
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Funny How Things Turn Out
by Feign Jima
Moody indie pop from Melbourne with melodies that drift by like a waking dream alongside feathery acoustic guitar.
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