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In Review: GLITTER VEILS – FIGURES IN SIGHT (FLEXIBLE RECORDS, 2017)

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In Review: GLITTER VEILS – FIGURES IN SIGHT (FLEXIBLE RECORDS, 2017)

March 6, 2017 weirdowasteland

Figures in Sight by Glitter Veils is a consummate and vivid album that blends delicate beauty with understated power.

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A tempest is rising in the west. Perth punk trio Cold Meat have announced the forthcoming release of their debut full-length records Hot and Flustered - out soon through Helta Skelta Records. Lead single ‘Bad Mood’ is the the first lick of the furious storm to come – a punishing number boasting prickly riffs, uncompromising percussion and furious vocals that are well and truly fed up with everything and anything. 📸: Alex Leech

Melbourne darkwave romantics Venetian Blinds foreshadow the dread-inducing atmosphere of their upcoming debut LP with a new single centred on the thudding bass line and couched vocals of Phoebe Taylor. Doug Wallen gives the track a listen - hit the link in the bio to read his take! 📸: Spike Vincent

Several years on from her debut 2016 EP Ur Future Is Bright, Melbourne electro-pop artist EN.V has returned with some new music through Dero Arcade. ‘Neon Cowboy’ is a roomy and irresistible piece of country-tinged dance – the mix of genres is less an ironic aesthetic choice, and more a melding of influences, namely the artist’s rural upbringing and adoration for contemporary dance pop. 📸: Isabella Capizio

Two years on from the release of their stellar LP Amici, Melbourne’s Primo! return with the first cut off follow-up record Sogni. Lead single ‘Best and Fairest’ is a thoughtful number that explores the idea of a perfect life – the choices we make and how they enrich or devalue the quality of our existence. Listen to the terrific track on WW now! 📸: ZP

To celebrate the release of their new 7″ and launch tour announcement, Tasmanian two-piece The Native Cats have given their scintillating track ‘Run With The Roses’ the visual treatment. The clip (directed by Julia Suddenly) matches the song’s visceral urgency, equaling the sonic energy with imagery that is just as entrancing. Click the link in our bio to watch! 📸: Lou Conboy

Melbourne two-piece Mystery Guest are building momentum ahead of the release of their debut album Octagon City (our soon. through Tenth Court) with new single ‘The Red Dance’ – a piece of understated-yet-hypnotic club-pop rhythm all about shedding inhibitions and giving yourself over to the act of dance, free of ego, identity and name. Listen on WW now! 📸: Louis Oliver Roach

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