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Turmspringer: Berlin State Of Mind
Berlin can change your life, or at least that’s what happened to the boys behind Turmspringer.
Obedient Wives Club: Spector Sounds
It’s hasn’t even been a year and Singaporean fuzz-pop quartet Obedient Wives Club has already become one of the most talked about bands in our local scene. Some of the buzz can be attributed towards the attention-grabbing catchiness of their moniker (referencing a polygamist Malaysian organisation)…
The Horrors: Sky High
Before The Horrors arrive for Laneway Festival, we got on a phone with guitarist (and birthday boy!) Joshua Hayward, who illuminates the band’s skyscraping agenda.
Markus Schulz: Flying Colours
Miami’s Markus Schulz has been one of the biggest names in electronic music for decades but the despite the accolades, festival headlining slots, stints on A State Of Trance and a legion of devotees, the man remains remarkably humble.
Keep Your Day Job: Halfway Kings
Image Tenn Sen So you think you know Halfway Kings (Adeline Chua and Joachim Sebastian). They’re the acoustic duo known for their particular brand of unpretentious minimalistic folksy blues tunes. But bet you didn’t know that one’s an audio producer for the advertising industry and one’s a.. medical laboratory technologist. This month, JUICE talks to […]
Goth-Trad : New Epoch In Dubstep
Japanese dubgod Goth-Trad elucidates us on the scene in Japan, his introduction to the scene, and new album New Epoch.
Oliver Huntemann’s Technocrati Wisdom
Been in the biz long enough to tell us off if we were ever to stereotype techno like the ignorant young’uns we are…
White Shoes & The Couples Company: Power Couples
JUICE caught up with White Shoes & The Couples Company and discovered their disregard for modern pop culture, the importance of sticking together regardless of genre, and some recommendations of classic Indonesian music from the ‘60s…
Badfish: Reggae, Ska, Psychadelic, Punk, and Americana
What happens when a cover band becomes almost as widely followed as the band it’s covering? We caught up with Sublime cover band Badfish to investigate