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 Everett True

The return of Everett True | 25. Hallie And The Annies

The return of Everett True | 25. Hallie And The Annies

…and the hits keep coming. Just a beautiful unruly restrained clattering pop song. Nothing more and certainly nothing less. Male-female harmonies and splendour and a whole bunch of humanity. A minimal guitar solo to ping the wooden boards up from your deck with and send hurtling down the road. Tunefulness and melody achieved through… ah, […]

 Everett True

The return of Everett True | 24. As Ondas

The return of Everett True | 24. As Ondas

More strange beauty from London. I’ve always been fascinated by fire, the shapes it takes. In Brisbane, I’ll stare into the embers of our stove fire for minutes on end, mostly believing in fire fairies. I love experimenting with the supply of oxygen, taking it right down to the minimum before watching the flames burst […]

 Everett True

The return of Everett True | 23. Priests

The return of Everett True | 23.  Priests

I got to. I just gotta. It’s a deviation from the main frame, I know. But for months – years, it seems like – I’ve been sitting on this beautiful brawling beast of an album called Bodies and Control and Money and Power, and I can barely resist the temptation to break out much longer. But […]

 Everett True

The return of Everett True | 22. Good Throb

The return of Everett True | 22. Good Throb

A quote from Viv Albertine to start us, perhaps. “I want boys to come and see us play and think ‘I want to be part of that’. Not ‘They’re pretty’ or ‘I want to fuck them’ but ‘I want to be in that gang, in that band’. I want boys to want to be us…” […]

 Lee Adcock

Song of the Day #691 – Street Eaters (in the flesh)

Song of the Day #691 – Street Eaters (in the flesh)

Photo by Adam Thorman I tend to gravitate towards other non-alcoholics, like a moth to a street lamp. Because, unlike certain music critics you may know, I don’t drink at all. And other non-alcoholics, I’ve found, are usually sharper, nicer, and honestly way cooler at parties (in my eyes, anyway). John and Megan arrived with […]

 Lee Adcock

Song of the Day #690 – Cancers

Song of the Day #690 – Cancers

Ella invited me to the show. She found me as many people do – on Facebook, via a mutual friend. (Aside – this is also how I met my current landlord when my previous landlady, a psychotic control freak, was about to kick me out. Through the same mutual friend, in fact. I owe said […]

 Lee Adcock

Song of the Day #689 – Salsa Chest

Song of the Day #689 – Salsa Chest

In every aspect, this house was the ultimate retreat from the downtown clubs. For one, it was tucked away above the railroads in a tree-sheltered neighborhood, at the very end of its street. For another, the tiny living room (?) was bedecked in art – surreal paintings and collages; a glittery garland halo; a back […]

 Lee Adcock

Song of the Day #687 – Dogjaw

Song of the Day #687 – Dogjaw

You lucky schmucks – this week you’ll get a new song of the day EVERY day. How sweet is that? Each of the following artists convened at one stellar house show in Athens on Thursday (and the wee hours of Friday, too). “So we went downtown, and we saw these ridiculous parking meters…” Meg of […]

 Everett True

The return of Everett True | 21. The Ethical Debating Society

The return of Everett True | 21. The Ethical Debating Society

Well why not, I thought to myself. Why, well not express appreciation for anger and determination and fire and verve well expressed. Well, why not express appreciation for a voice that – man it could knock those seagulls down from those gutters where they spend their time plotting against those without helmets, such is its […]

 Mike Turner

Song of the Day #686 – John Mouse

Song of the Day #686 – John Mouse

The new John Mouse record “The Death of John Mouse” on the Crocfingers label does it’s fair share of Britpop worship, but it’s the track “Ilka Moor” that stands heads and shoulders above the rest of the album. The album is single after single after single playing out like an album version of ‘Putting on the […]

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