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Karnivool Celebrate Themata’s Release with 10 Year Anniversary Tour

Posted on 27/03/201525/03/2015 by Lauren Katulka

A decade ago a band from Perth put together whatever cash they could find to fund their debut album. That album became Themata, a labour of blood, sweat, and tears for Karnivool. A lot has changed since that time. They don’t have to scrounge for cash to record. They’re known throughout the world, and they…

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Reece Mastin Releases Single Sneak Peek

Posted on 26/03/2015 by Lauren Katulka

When I heard that Reece Mastin had signed a deal with independent Social Family Records, I was pretty excited. I really enjoyed his musical instincts on The X Factor, but I felt like his individuality kind of got beaten out of him by people who wanted him to become the next pinup boy. Judging by…

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Pepa Knight Finally Releases “Coyote Choir”

Posted on 23/03/201523/03/2015 by Lauren Katulka

“Coyote Choir” was released late last year, so I have no idea why it’s taken us so long to see a film clip for this Pepa Knight single. Surely its simple animation didn’t take very long to put together. Maybe it took that long for Pepa to source some 8mm film? At any rate, it…

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Courtney Barnett Wins Me Over with “Depreston”

Posted on 19/03/201526/03/2015 by Lauren Katulka

It’s taken a long time for me to “get” Courtney Barnett. I’d see her kicking goals in the U.S. and people raving about her here, but couldn’t quiet see what they saw. I appreciated her quirky songwriting and musicality, but I was missing the emotional connection I need to get really invested. However, I found…

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The Money Go Round Release Winning Clip for “Velvet Sky (Reprise)”

Posted on 19/03/201518/03/2015 by Lauren Katulka

Bondi band The Money Go Round have just released the video for the new single “Velvet Sky (Reprise),” and it’s an early contender for best video of the year. Its magical animation thoroughly charmed me. I’ll never look at the little men on signs quite the same way again! This song is well overdue, as…

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Prog Rock Royalty Becomes Three Tonne Deep

Posted on 18/03/2015 by Lauren Katulka

Local progressive rock act Three Tonne Deep are making a splash with their debut single “Time.” Perhaps that’s not surprising though, as the band are something of a supergroup: Forbes McKail (Rook, The Khyber Belt), Clint Vincent (Dead Letter Circus, Melodyssey), Scott Davey (ex-Dead Letter Circus, Mr Hyde) and Govinda Doyle (ARIA Award winning producer)….

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Isaiah B Brunt Brings Back Real Blues

Posted on 18/03/201518/03/2015 by Lauren Katulka

With a name like Isaiah B Brunt, it’s not surprising that the Sydneysider is making blues the way it was supposed to be. He’s got this mellow Delta groove in his music that hearkens back to the greats. When he set about recording his debut album Just the Way That it Goes, he knew New…

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We Do This Do It Well

Posted on 14/03/201512/03/2015 by Lauren Katulka

Indie pop act We Do This hail from Adelaide, but they’re a pretty international affair. Daniel Colagrossi is a local, but his John De Michele hails from the United States and J. Tortabu’s from Venezuela. While such diverse influences you might expect the band to have a bit of a world music flavour, but their…

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Jerrico Say Thanks to Fans with New Album & Single

Posted on 02/03/201519/02/2015 by Lauren Katulka

Melbourne rockers Jericco are preparing to release their brand new album Machine Made the Animal on March 13, thanks to their loyal fans. Supporters donated a massive $10,500 through Pozible to help fund the album’s release. Jerrico are offering a free download of their new single “Animal” via Soundcloud and Triple J Unearthed to thank…

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Monarchy on my Radar with “Dancing in the Corner”

Posted on 26/02/2015 by Lauren Katulka

I had high hopes for Monarchy when I spotted the Wordsworth quote at the start of their music video for new single “Dancing in the Corner.” Thankfully this song lives up that very early promise. Apparently Monarchy released their debut album way back in 2011 but they somehow slipped under my radar. Perhaps that’s because…

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Lauren Katulka cannot remember a time when music was not a part of her life. Raised on an eclectic diet of Van Morrison, The Eagles, Cold Chisel, and Barbra Streisand, she remembers saving all her pocket money for weeks so she could buy cassettes featuring her favourite singers. At the tender age of 11 she saw her first live concert when Jimmy Barnes took his Soul Deep tour to Newcastle’s Civic Theatre. There was no looking back.

Today Lauren is a happily married freelance writer living on the New South Wales Central Coast. When she's not obsessing about the latest band, or some old favourite, she loves to roller-skate, experiment with new recipes, play pub trivia, and watch indie films.

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