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“Over almost a decade, Hidden Shoal records developed a reputation as a consistently innovative and experimental music label, giving to us music of remarkable qualities whether it was the instrumental excursions of Gilded, the blissed-out indie of My Majestic...
Jul 30, 2015 | perth Reviews, Reviews
“It’s impossible to leave out a band that is literally named after the city behind this piece; luckily they’re a super talented instrumental experimental four-piece. There are hints of electronica, shoegaze and psychedelia, all meshed into intense build-ups,...
Aug 12, 2014 | perth Reviews, Reviews
Translated from Italian by Google Translate. Read the original here. “It is not a simple rehash of songs already released one below for “Where’s My Dystopia?” Organic work that shuffles the cards last effort of the Australian Perth quartet,...
May 30, 2014 | perth Reviews, Reviews
“Perth-based four piece band perth released their second album ‘What’s Your Utopia?’ towards the end of last year, an impressive collection that saw them veering between elements of post-rock, shoegaze and electronics whilst maintaining a cohesive sense of flow...
May 19, 2014 | perth Reviews, Reviews
“perth are a relatively new four piece with three quarters of the band from promising post-rock act Apricot Rail whilst the remaining quarter is songwriter Matthew Dolan. This is very much a band effort of course but Dolan may be the key ingredient which could...
May 19, 2014 | perth Reviews, Reviews
“Perth are one of WA’s most enticing, yet mysterious and confounding, bands – not just for the un-Googleableness of their name. But it’s obvious how much they’re loved by those who know them. Their album What’s Your Utopia? catapulted Perth into the vernacular,...
