
Night People has always had an ear for interesting sounds coming from Down Under, which is pretty impressive for a label located smack dab in the middle of America's corn bucket. On this latest split they pair Melbourne bands Peak Twins and the oddly named but entrancing Scott and Charlene's Wedding. The former drift along on a dreamy cloud of strums and down tempo melancholy. The band is at their best when they keep things a bit brighter as on the closer "Your Love." It's all well and good but fairly eclipsed by the happenings on the second side. On [...]

Here is the best of our November posts, a perfect mix tape to kick off the festive seasons and a nice reminder before we all get immersed in all those end-of-year top tens/twenties/fifties etc. And as always a couple of new ones too. Twenty five great tracks. Enjoy. Download Outer Minds - Until You're Dead mp3 Pristine nugget of 60s inspired garage rock, twangy rough-cut harmonies, a perfect hook and wall of sound noise. Download Secret Colours - In The Absence mp3 Chiming guitars, hypnotic percussion [...]

Too much sauce last night? Need a Sunday morning hangover cure? Try some high octane garage rock 'n'roll from Aussies Scott & Charlene's Wedding , brash and sneering and just right to pound that headache into submission. Rejected comes from their new Para Vista Social Club album telling stories of dead end jobs and broken relationships. Hair of the dog anyone? Download Scott & Charlene's Wedding - Rejected mp3 (from Para Vista Social Club)

Scott and Charlene's Wedding Hometown: Victoria, Australia Album: Para Vista Social Club (Buy) Label: Untapped Resources Scott & Charlene's Wedding - Rejected Bookmark It [...]

Scott and Charlene's Wedding - Footscray Station Shambling, esoteric, Velvets-inspired indie rock with a sense of poetry, brilliantly named in honour of a classic Aussie TV memory: the marriage of Kylie Minogue's character to Jason Donovan's character on Neighbours. This sounds like that fictional suburb constantly idealised in rock music where everything's poignant & wistful & reeks of lost innocence, etc. It ambles along, shedding waves of noise, and it sounds totally cool. That's not surprising, given the pedigree of the band's members: frontman Craig Dermody, formerly of Spider Vomit, is backed up by [...]