Yes Please

Nire Bird delivers immersive visuals for experimental number "Yes Please"

Dark-pop act Nire Bird delivers immersive visuals for experimental number “Yes Please,” taken from new 10-track album Beach Noir. The sultry music video compliments the haunting track which blends electronic…

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Earmilk Presents: Cosmo's Midnight [EP Premiere + Interview]

It is not often that we are exposed to an artist, or group of artists that are caught at the early stages of what seems like will be a long…

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Cosmo's Midnight – "Phantasm" (feat. Nicole Millar) [Download + Video]

Surrounding you with electronic soundscapes and vocals that are eerily familiar, twin brother duo Cosmo's Midnight come on strong with their new song "Phantasm". Navigating the low end with a…

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Wintercoats – "Everyone Seems To Be In On Something" [Premiere]

The last single from Melbourne's Wintercoats arrived just in time for the winter solstice. Now, dreampop virtuoso James Wallace is ushering in spring with a brand new single pulled from…

Nire Bird delivers immersive visuals for experimental number "Yes Please"

Earmilk Presents: Cosmo's Midnight [EP Premiere + Interview]

Cosmo's Midnight – "Phantasm" (feat. Nicole Millar) [Download + Video]

Wintercoats – "Everyone Seems To Be In On Something" [Premiere]

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