Kito: “Dripping with attitude.” Interview by Dom Alessio
It just doesn’ seem like the day to be making dubstep. To me, it’s a…
Author Dom Alessio
Fuck Buttons interview by Dom Alessio
It all starts with a melody, cascading from somewhere above you like droplets of water…
David Karsten Daniels – Fear Of Flying (Fat Cat/Inertia)
It’s only been a year since Oregon native David Karsten Daniels released his fourth album,…
The Rank Deluxe – You Decide (Fat Cat/Inertia)
The pendulum swings from sincere to artificial very quickly on The Rank Deluxe’ debut full-length…
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Squarepusher is just as sonically challenging here but perhaps more accessible than ever on Just…
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If Dymphna is the patron saint of those who suffer from mental ailments, nervous system…
The Rectifiers – Playtime for John Mountain (Sensory Projects)
Playtime For John Mountain is an album of scale rarely attempted by an Australian band.…
The War On Drugs – Wagonwheel Blues (Longtime Listener/Secretly Canadian)
There’ a song on Wagonwheel Blues that stands out amongst the nine tracks. While the…
Rumpistol – Dynamo (Rump Recordings)
Dubstep is in, people. On the back of universal plaudits showered upon Burial’ exploration of…
Sailors & Swine – All Hail The Drunken Liar (Spooky Records)
There’ something about Victoria. It has a knack of birthing bands that have an ability…
The Black Angels – Directions To See A Ghost (Light In The Attic/Inertia)
The Black Angels have always been the forgotten cousin of the psychedelic nouveau scene, relegated…
Shoeb Ahmad – Sea Songs, Dead Ends and Sleeping Pills (Sound&Fury)
It’s hard to define the work of Shoeb Ahmad, but amorphousness and ambiguity is the…
The Woods Themselves – (C’Mon) Do The Beach Thing (Understandation/Inertia)
It’s easy to call (C’mon) Do The Beach Thing a “slow burnerâ€, or a “growerâ€,…
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Three years out of a scene clouded by ersatz wordsmiths and egoists of epic proportions…
The Super8 Diaries Project (Trainwreck 20/20)
Compiled over four years between 2004 and 2007 by Melbourne-based film producers (and obvious rabid…