Circle share new single Thylacine
Similar to the song’s muse, Sydney based rock outfit turned production project CIRCLE has not been seen in a while. After the success of 2012 single Fashion Me A Drum which reached a staggering 180K YouTube views, Circle took an indefinite hiatus to focus on a little thing called life. Fast forward to 2017 and […]
Read moreBIGSOUND, Braille Face, Death Club 7, Dro Carey and Gabriella Cohen
Here we go. The Monday Records weekly jaw droppers this week feature; the 15th incarnation of BIGSOUND and its first drop of artists for the 2016 festival, the epicly prolific Braille Face‘s new single ‘Backwards/Medicated’, the grandiose project that is Death Club 7‘s debut EP Immortal Peaches, Dro Carey’s addictive new EP Dark Zoo, and Gabriella Cohen‘s signing to Dot Dash & Remote Control Records. […]
Read moreWells and Pika tease new music
Both Melbourne Producer Pikachunes and Sydney rockers Wells have given us cheeky studio teasers this week, and we can’t wait for new music from both of these vibey Monday artists. Wells Sydney alt-rock outfit Wells latest studio teaser came in the form of a sarcastic Insta post captioned “Creepy songwriting experiment. Sinking like a stone.” . The band’s last […]
Read moreSmoke Rings, Froyo, Quantum Milkshake, Cris Gamble and Yours and Owls Festival
Here’s what we’ve been drooling over this week; Smoke Rings new single ‘Rose Coloured Glass’ sending us into a rainbow rock frenzy, Electro-pop tornado Froyo’s set at The World Bar tonight, the mind blowing debut album Determination from the outer space Quantum Milkshake, Melbourne rapper Cris Gambles latest track ‘Anthony James’, and the froth worthy 2016 Yours […]
Read morePika teases new Demo, Bin Juice gives us another show to froth over, and Wells returns to the studio
This week at Monday Records; Melbourne producer Pikachunes teased a new demo, Psych-rockers Bin Juice went 2 for 2 with the announcement of another show, and the haunting Sydney project that is Wells returned to the studio. Pikachunes Sad-pop prince Miles G. Loveless, aka Pikachunes, is on the mend taking to social media to tease […]
Read moreBin Juice to play The Chippendale Hotel
Bin Juice Bin Juice is the band that keeps on giving. After announcing an upcoming show at Manly’s Moonshine last week, the boys have backed it with the announcement of another night of rock and debauchery, set to take place Thursday July 28th at The Chippo, with supports to be announced soon. With a […]
Read moreThe Avalanches, Tash Sultana, NYUON, Rufflefeather, PON CHO and VIVID LIVE
Holy fuck! Our first weekly drool and The Avalanches just happen to drop one on us. Here’s what we’ve taken serious notice of this week; The Avalanches make a triumphant return with Frankie Sinatra, Tash Sultana’s mind blowing national tour rears its end, Happy’s release of Melbourne rapper NYUON‘s latest track (this guy is going to be […]
Read moreNew Bin Juice show, Spooks set to play Chippo City Limits, Wells ‘Born To Die’ cover reaches 13,000 plays, Circle teases studio time and Pika takes a fall
Old mates Spookyland are playing The Lord Gladstone’s Chippo City Limits, the Wells cover of ‘Born To Die’ is on the cusp of 13,000 plays on Happy’s Exclusive Tracks, Circle has teased being back in the ickyudio and electronic mastermind Pikachunes is on the benches with 2 dance floor inflicted stitches. Coming off the back of […]
Read moreBin Juice to play The Steyne’s Moonshine
After joining the Monday fam last month, the Bin Juice boys celebrated with a face-melting headlining performance at The Red Rattler Theatre in Marrickville, featuring the likes of Godriguez, Hunch, Matrick Jones, Borneo and Bustlip. Now the band are gearing up to take over The Steyne’s all to familiar Moonshine stage on Friday August 12th, with support from […]
Read moreEnmore Audio cast some light on the darkness of Wells Born To Die cover
Dan Shaw, recording and mixing engineer at Enmore Audio has shed some light onto the process of recoding Wells mastermind, Alastair Cairns cover of Lana Del Rey’s Born To Die. Having already reached 12,000 plays on Happy’s Exclusive Tracks, the eerie rendition has given Wells the opportunity to flex his creativity, and the outcome is nothing short of […]
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