Sydneysiders Poison Abbey make use of early Bruton samples and sleek synths, producing velvet-wrapped electronic music.
Killer Female Talent: Poison Abbey
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Killer Female Talent: Married Man
Sydney three-piece Married Man elaborate on their debut LP, making music with some of your best friends, and why you should support your local live music scene.
Killer Female Talent Spotlight: Violet
Violet is the haunting incarnation of Sydneysider Jessica Meier, whose latest single examines in gritty detail the suffocating nature of modern existence.
Killer Female Talent Spotlight: Okin Osan
Okin Osan make lo fi pop gems for anyone who has ever had an awkward high school crush, sought comfort in video game music, or struggled with self-consciousness.
Killer Female Talent Spotlight: Flower Boy 卓颖贤
Flower Boy 卓颖贤’s debut EP is an electrical storm of love and yearning; a product of her classical background combined with a glassy, precise production style.
Killer Female Talent Spotlight: Sunscreen
Sun-drenched pop on the outside, emotive and impassioned on the inside, Sunscreen occupy a space in-between where songs about anxiety become catchy, danceable and fun.
Killer Female Talent Spotlight: Totally Mild
There is a transient beauty to Totally Mild. From the songs to the album artwork and accompanying videos, the group’s second album positively gleams.
Killer Female Talent Spotlight: Coda Chroma
Coda Chroma are a difficult group to categorise. Incorporating shimmering orchestral arrangements and elemental samples among more traditional indie-rock compositions, the Melbourne-based group defy genre.
Killer Female Talent Spotlight: Carb on Carb
Welcome to the brand-new fortnightly feature dedicated to Killer Female Talent from around the world.
