Indie - Blog Posts
Do you hear that? The screams, the whispers, the stories of lives untold? They're coming from The Valley...
Do you feel that? The stares from behind the curtains, the red Earth under your feet, the dry heat, the fire from below? It's coming from The Valley...
Do you hear that? The wicked beats, Australian-Gothic sub-influences, killer modern instrumental, your next favourite band? They are The Valley.
Introducing,
The Valley of The Vultures. An ethereal grunge-rock band hailing from rural Victoria that has a story to tell. The band's founder and lead singer, Sami Le Launter (what a name!) has taken elusive elements from Australian-Gothic such as themes of; isolation, death and hauntings, rejection, fear, and entrapment - and put them in sparkly cowboy boots.
Placing a twist on what we know to be of the Gothic genre, VoTV has further expanded the band's sound by incorporating Australian surf-rock styles and prog rock into the mix, creating something that is truly unique to the contemporary Aus music scene. With 15 monthly listeners, this is a very new and promising band with small gig dates expected over the next 6 months, and possibly a new spooky single!
Standout single 'Fleshed Out Boogie" from their debut album, contains all the elements of a good Australian Rock song -that being, entertaining to listen to, but not too hard on the brain - making it a song perfect for your next afternoon cookout. The song's true hook is found within the contrast between the verses and the chorus. This is done by Le Vaunter's clever use of vocals, by transitioning from an almost monotone, more sensible storytelling technique within the verses, to a passionate series of 'howl-like' cries within the chorus, effectively reminding the listener of the subtle themes of gothic and horror within the song. All this is done whilst keeping the song aligned with the soft 'surf-esque' vibes that Australia hold near and dear to its music scene.
Surely to be enjoyed by lovers of: Lazy Ghost, Plastic Beach, The Howlers, The Growlers, and Truckfighters.
Check them out on Instagram: @ valleyofthevultures
30 years ago the American rap scene was defined by sounds easily identifiable, even to the untrained ear. Since the mass rap "shake-up" of the '90's, the sound has become more diverse, by introducing new genres such as trap, mumble and crunk. But let's take rap back to it's roots with this up and coming artist, 34Profitt.
Profitt's discography is full of influence from past and present rap legends, with his sound pendulum-swinging between classic RnB and contemporary rap. Personally, I think Profitt really shines when he takes from those East-West coast elements derivative of 90's rap.
The standout song from his small collection, "Get It By Tomorrow" really shows where this artist has potential to shine. The production value has been carefully curated to transport a listener through time, or better yet, teleport you to the lands of Los Santos, where you're bound to go 120 with Franklin in the drivers seat. Profitt's use of the classic elements of 90's rap, creates a blend of East-West coast sounds, reminiscent of Biggie and Tupac. The lyrics are quick-witted and leave impact with the listener, and the instrumental takes from the rising low-fi elements of today, further creating a sound that resembles that of yesteryear, with a touch of today.
Don't be fooled by the album graphics, after all, you can't judge a book - or should I say a song? - by its cover. This sound of music is not something that is commonly heard today, and with only THREE monthly listeners, and very little to know about the artist, jump on this train before anybody else!
Jungle by Tash Saltana is the perfect song recco for anyone looking for a true ethereal experience in modern music. Saltana utilises elements from the 60s/70s psychedelic movement, such as heavy reverb and a distorted style of singing in this song, whilst keeping to her indie-reggae roots she has planted herself. One of my favourite songs to date, after hearing it maybe 5 years ago (?), it still holds up and gives me that wicked chilling sensation.
Jungle
(with awesome Solo at the end)
TASH SULTANA
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Welcome!
Hello, and welcome to the Unimpressed Music Blog! Are YOU tired of listening to the same old stuff on the radio? Are you looking to find the next up-and-comers that you can boast to your friends about when they get big? Are you TIRED of Triple J constantly playing large and over-consumerised artists on their station? (That one is targeted and also personal) Well then, you're in the right place.
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I seen this indie game pop up. It's a little like Star Forge and War Frame, but very indie. ENJOY
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The suitcase bassdrum in action accompanied by a Vekara - snaredrum and some miscellaneous equipment.
This is a proper way of installing a bolt to a film canister. After installation it is good. We use it as a percussive instrument. Its name is "A Day at the Grave of Karl Marx"
This is a new percussive instrument entitled "A Day at the Grave of Karl Marx". It is an old film canister. It is good.
Next gig in Helsinki
Ok. So we are having a gig in Helsinki in couple of weeks. We are going to play at a place called Korjaamo. Before our gig we are going to play in a tram. Yeah, that's right, we will play a gig IN A MOVING TRAM. Both of the shows will be more or less acoustic and we will re-compose some of our old songs to fit for a manjo, suitcase, a frying pan, acoustic guitar and EKO Tiger- keyboard. This is going to be the shit.
And for the other stuff, this weekend is a studio weekend. We got some guitar and bass recording to do, so we will be working hard with Musti to get some tracks laid on our HD.
-tmu
I’m delighted by ubercompilations of awesome. Justice’s “DVNO” was an unexpected tribute to so many animated ad titles. Along the same vein but on a different line, I’d like to see a music video featuring homages to the many demoscene loaders/scrollers/cracktros that graced the 80s and thrived...
I've been thinking about this for a while now! If there is anyone interested in making a video with us featuring demo / cracktro / intro - style, please contact us! We will provide fame and glory, gold and diamonds!
our e-mail address is notevenproductions (AT) gmail DOT com
Download INERTIA from Mininova.org
Inertia is now fully downloadable as a high-fidelity mp3 torrent on mininova.org.
GO DOWNLOAD IT NOW!!!!
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And in case you don't know what this amazing 'torrent' thingy is, go see the entry on Wikipedia.
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Happy downloading and listening!
-teemu
Damn we're good (I think)
We managed to record eight drum tracks with Musti in six hours! I'm not kidding and I find it hard to believe myself. It just happened. We listened to the tracks straight through and we both we're happy with the results. CRAZY. Today we will start building a bass stack and first record some demo-guitars in order to get Alexi to play the bass lines nicely. Or actually not so nicely :)
So this is where we are at: eight songs and two more to go. The two that are to be recorded are more or less acoustic songs, so there will be some suitcase drumming and skiffle / junk / influence involved, no need to bang the drums on these two.
-tmu
We set us up a recording bomb. This means we started working on brand new songs! We did four drum tracks yesterday and today we will do more. Our aim is to record at least 11 of the new songs and see what we come up with. The new stuff is going to rock, I'm telling you. -tmu
Junkus Minor - "All We Have" is track seven from our new album Inertia.