Review: Kino Motel – Headless
American Pancake
The dark sultry, savage, horror pop noir of “Headless” by Melbourne / Berlin based KINO MOTEL is a lot of things, an alt rock stroll into the unknown done with great panache. Extremely filmic it feels like the script was …
Read more →Review: Terrible Signal – Half The Person
nme.com
Melbourne’s Terrible Signal have shared their latest single, ‘Half The Person’. It’s the first to be recorded entirely by frontman Vincent Buchanan-Simpson. It’s the fourth taste of their forthcoming second album, ‘The Window’, and their first track released this year. …
Read more →Review: Terrible Signal – Half The Person
weirdowasteland.com
Vincent Buchanan-Simpson (Hideous Sun Demon) has been busy lately putting the final pieces in place for The Window – the sophomore album made under the moniker Terrible Signal. A string of singles have slowly given audiences a grasp of the …
Read more →Review: Terrible Signal – Half The Person
deafencounty.com
Perth’s Vincent Buchanan-Simpson is the mastermind behind the now Melbourne-based four-piece, Terrible Signal. Their refreshing brand of garage pop-rock is built on the purest of lyricism, jangly guitars and some exceptionally catchy hooks. There’s an authenticity that really draws you in, …
Read more →Review: Skyscraper Stan – Golden Boy Vol I and II
nzmusician.co.nz
Melbourne-based Kiwi songsmith Skyscraper Stan’s (Stan Woodhouse) folk-rock wordplay continues at the forefront of his second full-length release. ‘Golden Boy Vol.I and Vol.II’ presents itself in the same vein as his 2015 release ‘Last Year’s Tune’, whereby Stan builds his sound on Americana, …
Read more →Review: Skyscraper Stan – Golden Boy Vol I and II
elsewhere.co.nz
Yes, Stan Woodhouse does literally stand tall, but he also has a towering musical presence on this second album after Last Year’s Tune about four years ago. He’s a troubadour who explores characters on the periphery of society or those …
Read more →Review: Skyscraper Stan – Golden Boy Vol I and II
spillmagazine.com
This album was somewhat of a surprise. I truly did not know what to expect, but what I got was a brilliant album full of some dark stories about everyday people and life. Golden Boy is Skyscraper Stan’s second full-length …
Read more →Review: Skyscraper Stan – Golden Boy Vol I and II
fortemag.com.au
As with many left-of-centre Australasian roots rockers (think Wagons, CW Stoneking, Graveyard Train), my introduction to Skyscraper Stan was at a festival gig. With touring band The Commission Flats, the towering baritone drew fans-in-waiting like moths to a flickering porch …
Read more →Review: Skyscraper Stan – Golden Boy Vol I and II
bmamag.com
Once a humble floor scrubber, Stan Woodhouse, AKA Skyscraper Stan, was “discovered” by his boss singing to himself while wielding a mop in a bar. Now Melbourne based, Woodhouse crisscrosses the country, a lone troubadour providing culture in rural towns. …
Read more →Video Premiere: A Miner – Skulls Floating On
TheMusic
On Friday May 4, TheMusic premiered the video for A Miner’s song Skulls Floating On. View the article and watch the video over at TheMusic by clicking here. The new tune is the lead single from Oswin’s debut LP, As Water …
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