Camping at festivals can be so 'meh': dealing with dirty clothes, wet socks and a packet of corn thins that is now somehow crumbled at the end of your sleeping bag. Well, not anymore.
Guess what? You and five of your friends could be having afternoon tea with the First Aid Kit sisters!
After hitting the big time when Melbourne's own Sally Seltmann wrote '1234' for her, we've always felt a bit of a national affinity for Feist's docile, poppy tunes.
We hand over full-heart ownership to these boys and their jangly guitars and hyper-coloured lyrics.
Sometimes we come across something pretty speical - someone that we have never heard of before that, after only a few listens, makes us want to drive to their doorstep, get down on one knee and make them ours forever.
We've just finished polishing our dancing shoes in preparation for The Whitest Boy Alive coming back to Australian shores later this month.
Some of the best music is found in the most obscure places. Here we bring you what is spinning in the office CD player, the tiny bands that we find at the bottom of our endless record piles and interviews with some of your favourite headline acts. Our music blog will not only keep you updated with the latest music trends but also aims just to show you something a little different than what you might find at your local record store.
