Words: Saam Das
Can you feel it coming? Festival season is almost well and truly under way so we figured we'd try to pick out some brilliant UK music festivals that we also think are brilliant value for money. On a per capita band basis, Glastonbury Festival and its behemoth of a line-up should probably be on here but with tickets around £250 quid, we've understandably opted more for smaller scale festivals for those with a lower budget.
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Showing posts with label Matt Corby. Show all posts
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Words: Saam Das
Depending on your perspective, we either delay our new year Futuresounds (Ones To Watch/tips) list because we're disorganised, lazy or patient. Regardless, other sites generally post their lists well before Christmas. One name we expected to see a bit more of is Australian solo artist Matt Corby. Recent EP 'Into The Flame' marked his considerable talent. Listen to its powerful lead track 'Brother' below.
Depending on your perspective, we either delay our new year Futuresounds (Ones To Watch/tips) list because we're disorganised, lazy or patient. Regardless, other sites generally post their lists well before Christmas. One name we expected to see a bit more of is Australian solo artist Matt Corby. Recent EP 'Into The Flame' marked his considerable talent. Listen to its powerful lead track 'Brother' below.
Words: Saam Das
I'd argue that of the current crop of Aussie musicians, Oliver Tank is spearheading the male solo artist movement with his majestic electronica. Others may point to Sydney's Matt Corby, who is more in the Jeff Buckley mould. Listen to the tracks from his recent free EP below.
I'd argue that of the current crop of Aussie musicians, Oliver Tank is spearheading the male solo artist movement with his majestic electronica. Others may point to Sydney's Matt Corby, who is more in the Jeff Buckley mould. Listen to the tracks from his recent free EP below.
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