News
Rubber Records goes digital
by Lovelace, 13th May, 2010
Melbourne veteran indie label starts its own digital revolution... with a garage sale.
Reviews
Rubber Records 20th Anniversary Gig @ Northcote Town Hall, Melbourne (19/09/2008)
by TimBurke, 23rd September, 2008
Melbourne music institution Rubber Records celebrated its 20th birthday last Friday night, showcasing some of its greatest signings including the Exploders, the Casanovas, Even, Hot Little Hands and Cordrazine.
Feature
Rubber Records 20th Anniversary Celebrations
by grattan, 9th September, 2008
September marks the beginning of the twentieth anniversary celebrations for one of Australia's finest independent record labels, Rubber Records.
News
Easy and sunny for The Exploders
by melbjuz, 12th July, 2007
With the release of their second album Easy and the Sun only a few weeks away, The Exploders are gearing up to tour Australia throughout August and September.
Feature
Twilight Singers: finding new inspirations
by andrew weaver, 4th December, 2006
Greg Dulli is a living legend. Sure, he might not be a household name, but as frontman for Afghan Whigs he's seen it all.
News
Twilight Singers announce Australian tour
by cecbuzz, 13th November, 2006
Mark Lanegan and Greg Dulli will bring their new collaboration, the Twilight Singers, to Australia for a national tour. Born from the ashes of 90s cult band The Afghan Whigs, the Twilight Singers deliver an electronic, blues explosion
News
On the road with Famous By Association
by cecbuzz, 19th September, 2006
With copies of their brand spanking new EP tucked firmly under their arm, Melbourne band, Famous By Association are off to peddle their wares at a selection of East Coast gigs.
Release
The Casanovas - All Night Long
by icutmyownhair, 24th June, 2006
The Casanovas' balls to the wall rock sensibilities have been fulfilled on 'All Night Long'. Stand clear if you like your rock with a little less grit - though isn't it about time rock got a little dirty?
Feature
Stand Back For The Exploders
by laura_mac, 19th April, 2006
The Exploders have been hovering just under the radar, but this month they are stepping out to take their raucous style of rock to the masses.
Release
The Silents - Flicker and Flames
by disasterplan, 20th March, 2006
Flicker and Flames, the debut EP from Perth quartet the Silents is finally available. In five songs and 20 minutes the band take on the Beatles, the La's, the Kinks and Small Faces and give you a hint of what's to come.
Release
The Offcutts - The Lake
by Nowland, 20th December, 2005
The Offcutts will never be accused of holding back on their fans. The Lake is their third single in quick succession, and gives a flavour of the quieter moments that can be expected on their anticipated fourth album, due out in 2006.
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The Hauntingly Beautiful Mousemoon - Cry Baby Cry
by beegirl, 30th October, 2005
Haven't heard of The Hauntingly Beautiful Mousemoon? If the name alone does not draw your attention, their lavish and showcasing presence certainly will.
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Offcuts - Pole 2 Pole
by kellanator, 2nd October, 2005
Offcutts are in the process of releasing four singles before heading off to conquer the world. Pole 2 Pole is one of them.
Feature
Boys On The Avenues
by nat_salvo, 13th September, 2005
The scene begins in a Sydney pub one quiet Monday afternoon. A musician sits nursing his beer and reading the day's news Andy Lawson, the guitarist from The Avenues does not need to be cajoled to speak about the band. With a tape rolling, Andy started ta
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The Avenues - Slow Moving
by disasterplan, 3rd June, 2005
If you've seen The Avenues live, you'll probably be familiar with the songs on Slow Moving. They're all fairly catchy, hook-laden affairs and they get stuck in your head all too easily. The real test here though, is whether the songs sound good on record.
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