Feature Sounds

by Held Lampi Project Global trance dance album collaboration (US/UK/GER/AU) featuring Frank Yamma, Jim Lampi, the legendary Zeus B Held and friends. Virtuoso stick player Lampi brings a unique bass feel with Chapman Stick. Didgeridoo,...

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by Wooden Shjips Wooden Shjips' rise to prominence from the psychedelic underground to the rock and roll overground has been a steady sojourn. With each consecutive release, the band has found new ways of transforming...

by Mountain Mocha Killimajaro Mountain Mocha Kilimanjaro. Bit of a tongue twister, yeah? But there’s nothing complicated about MMK’s super heavyweight funk. Combining the rawest, deepest soulful grooves, the fast and furious energy of rock...

by Peshay Following a string of celebrated releases for the likes of Island and Metalheadz, drum ‘n’ bass legend Peshay turns his midas touch to live funk, jazz and tropical compositions in a vibrant new...

by Debruit & Alsarah Soundway and Shock Records present Aljawal (The Traveller) - a unique record and a modern, haunting take on Sudanese music heard through the sonic lens of French artist/producer Débruit (real name...

by Harry Howard and the NDE Two years ago - like a battered owl - Harry Howard and the NDE emerged from a craggy nest. Their first album Near Death Experience saw the young HH...

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by The Television Sky Melbourne trio The Television Sky (Maximilian White, Fabian Toonen, Andrew Macrae) brings us another half dozen tracks of piano, guitar and drums on their self-titled follow-up to its 2011 six-track album...

by Future of The Left On first listen, Future Of The Left’s latest studio album, How To Stop Your Brain In An Accident is a very curious sounding album, it takes many listens to fully...

by New Gods Beloved is the brand new release for Melbourne indie band New Gods. The 10-track collection of songs has been released as an online cassette – a format that’ll make a whole lot...

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by Terminal Sound System Formed in a dingy Melbourne warehouse at the turn of the century and currently residing in Ballarat VIC, TERMINAL SOUND SYSTEM began as a vehicle for Skye Klein, half of Relapse...

by Anton Delecca Quartet The Anton Delecca Quartet returns with their third album ‘The Healer’. Out on Melbourne’s Jazz head label, the record contains seven of Delecca’s original compositions, a track by drummer Jonathan Zion,...

by Darren Sylvester Darren Sylvester unexpectedly launched onto the music scene with his debut album in 2009 which was originally written in 3 months as an accompaniment to an exhibition he had in GOMA in...

by Tom Hall Many Days End is the latest release from LA-based Australian Tom Hall. The album continues Hall’s exploration of subtle texture and drone-like distortion heard on his previous Sonoptik release ‘Muted Angels’. Like...