DITTIES FROM DOWN UNDER: Skipping Girl Vinegar
Melbourne outfit Skipping Girl Vinegar’s acoustic heavy indie-folk is unusual in a sea of electronic, synth-laden pop.
Melbourne outfit Skipping Girl Vinegar’s acoustic heavy indie-folk is unusual in a sea of electronic, synth-laden pop.
Choir-boy turned indie-dreampop mastermind Pat Grossi has an ethereal brand of electronic soundscapes that conjures imagery of the grandiose and the graceful.
Half of popular Australian folk duo, Angus Stone, has released a solo album of melodic, soothing gems. His trademark mellow sound is approachable as ever.
Angus Stone spends quality time with his canine best friend in the video for “Wooden Chair,” which sees the troubadour traipse across the picturesque Australian countryside.
San Cisco’s sun-soaked indie-pop is infectious on “Rocket Ship,” and the accompanying video is a fitting portrait of a distinctly Australian youth culture.
There’s No Leaving Now showcases the familiar folk stylings of Kristian Matsson – trussing bittersweet tales of places and faces articulated in the warm, husky tones of the modern-day Dylan.
Catcall is a refreshing diversion from often overwrought pop with her direct and approachable disco pop from the same pod as Ladyhawke.
A classical pianist forms a quartet who proves there are uses for kettles beyond the kitchen.