Elizabeth Rose has just dropped the film clip for her track “Ready”. It’s real cool, psychedelic and trippy. It actually reminds me of something that Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs would release.

Check it out.

World’s End Press’ new single “Second Day Uptown” dropped late last week. Impressively produced by Dan Whitford (of Cut Copy) and mixed by Tony Hoffer (The Temper Trap, Phoenix, M83). Makes me think of Starsky & Hutch in a punch on with Charlie’s Angels.

Click photo. Hear song.

A while ago I’lls’ popped up on my twitter feed after releasing their track “Thrice” and quickly being chosen to play Parklife in Melbourne. For whatever reason I forgot to keep going back and sussing out what they were up to but at a recent Chet Faker show caught the end of their live show…was dope. I’ve been listening to their track “Too Many Words” on repeat ever since which aches with regret and emotive vocals and drawn out melodies….well that’s what I got out of it anyway.

Click photo. Hear song.

A while ago our friend Jai flew to America and created a documentary on (mostly) the 90′s punk movement. He interviewed everyone from Green Day and Blink 182 to Rancid, Bad Religion and NOFX. Tony Hawk narrated it. Unfortunately the music clearances proved to be to costly so the film was only ever screened once (at the Calgary International Film Festival).

However ONE ONE NINE FOUR leaked on the internet yesterday….watch it below. Inspiring as fuck.

We made a mixtape on Rdio. Basically it’s 12 tracks we’re just listening to at the moment. They’re all really good. Features acts like Flume, Chet Faker, Usher, Friends, Smith Westerns etc. Johann still really needs to get over that fucking girl from year 10.

OPOSSUM is the solo project of Kody Nielson who is the former lead singer of New Zealand punk band The Mint Chicks. He also now plays the drums in Unknown Mortal Orchestra (which is his brother Reuban’s [who also played in The Mint Chicks] solo project). Anyway, this his new film clip for the tripped out single “Blue Meanies”. It was filmed by our friend Sam at Pharm Productions. Check it out and hit a bong.

OPOSSUM has also just announced their first Australian shows.
Wednesday May 16 – Good God, Sydney
Thursday May 17 – Phoenix Public House, Melbourne