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Get Your Groove On with Joel Sarakula

Posted on 30/01/2014 by Lauren Katulka

He’s been living in the United Kingdom for the last few days, but Joel Sarakula showed he still calls Australia home when it came time to record his new album The Golden Age. He returned to his hometown of Sydney to record it at Skeet Music, and several local musicians also appear on the songs….

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Pigeon’s Settle In Ready to Drop

Posted on 23/01/201402/02/2014 by Lauren Katulka

Local electronic wunderkinds Pigeon will release their sophomore EP Settle In tomorrow. The second album from this acclaimed Brisbane band features the singles “Curtain Call” and “Two Moon Love,” which have been both been well received by local radio, fans, and the blogosphere. The songs give us a taste of the unique electronic cocktail we…

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Sydonia Releases “Reality Kicks” Ahead of Album Launch

Posted on 17/01/201417/01/2014 by Lauren Katulka

Melbourne metal act Sydonia have offered us a taste of their long awaited new album with the release of the title track “Reality Kicks.” It’s a suitably epic number which gets us in the mood for the long-player, scheduled to hit stores on February 7. The band’s rewarding fans for their patience, releasing the physical…

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Dear Plastic Make Trip-Hop Splash with “Everything’s Coming Up Roses”

Posted on 13/01/2014 by Lauren Katulka

Lovers of Bjork and Portishead should take a listen to “Everything’s Coming Up Roses,” the new single from homegrown trip-hop quintet Dear Plastic. They wear their influences on their sleeve, but this song is more than simply a ’90s throwback. Scarlette Baccini’s vocals are beautifully haunting, and there’s a real sense of theatre about the…

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Stonefield Keep on Rocking with “Love You Deserve”

Posted on 06/01/201431/12/2013 by Lauren Katulka

The stellar singles just keep on coming from Stonefield’s self-titled debut. The latest is “Love You Deserve,” another ballsy slice of old-school rock music from the Victorian sisters. The clip, directed by Gemma Lee, sees the girls battling it out racing gutted cars around an empty paddock. Awesome stuff!

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Boy & Bear Announce Regional Dates

Posted on 05/01/201431/12/2013 by Lauren Katulka

So many bands focus on the capitals, so it’s refreshing to see Boy & Bear heading out to regional centres for their next tour. After conquering Europe and America, the lads will return home to play regional towns in almost every state and territory in the country. “This will be the most extensive regional tour…

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The Bon Scotts’ Get Us Ready for the Weekend

Posted on 03/01/201429/12/2013 by Lauren Katulka

With all the excitement of Christmas and New Year’s falling mid-week, weekends haven’t quite meant as much to me of late. I’ve been working sporadically across the break, but with my husband enjoying a couple of well-earned weeks off it’s felt like I’ve been enjoying one big weekend recently. However, the fact remains that the…

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Sydonia Offers Album Teaser

Posted on 30/12/201329/12/2013 by Lauren Katulka

Melbourne metal masters Sydonia have given fans an early taste of their long-awaited sophomore album Reality Kicks. The follow-up to 2006’s Given to Destroyers will hit stores and the digital marketplace on February 7. Sydonia know their fans have been patient, and they’re rewarding their loyalty with the release of a CD/DVD combo pack. The…

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Lester the Fierce Readies EP

Posted on 29/12/2013 by Lauren Katulka

Melbourne abstract pop muso Lester the Fierce floored me with her track “Howl” a few months ago, so I’m thrilled to hear she’s officially launching her self-titled EP. “The EP was a cathartic experience that I didn’t know I needed,” she explained. “Playing live has lit a fire under what I’ve written and has taken…

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Anna Smyrk and the Appetites Anticipate the Apocalypse

Posted on 18/12/201318/12/2013 by Lauren Katulka

Can you believe it’s one week until Christmas? I hope most of you aren’t working as hard as I am. It’s a time of year when we should all be winding down, yet it seems so many people I know are operating on hyper speed. If you’re feeling a bit ragged, give yourself just a…

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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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