Room40
Room40, a beacon of sound...ringing out from the deepest south. Also home to our sibling labels Someone Good and A Guide To Saints.
If you like Live In The City That Produced Mu's Motion In Tune LP of 1981, you may also like:
Indigo
by Wild Nothing
supported by 5 fans who also own “Live In The City That Produced Mu's Motion In Tune LP of 1981”
As Wild Nothing, the multi-talented Jack Tatum works within an especially melancholy 80's aesthetic and with this album pushes himself towards a higher level of sophistication. This is seriously one of the best albums I've heard in a very long time. Euphoric cinematic pop masterpiece!
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Music for Extinction Rebellion
by Music for Extinction Rebellion
This 17-track compilation of cutting punk and post-punk is a fundraiser for Extinction Rebellion, dedicated to fighting climate change.
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Venus in Leo
by HTRK
This wide, deep album contains some of the most beautiful and indelible pop moments of the Australian band’s career.
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Deities In Decline
by Swahili Blonde
Nicole Turley examines idols and plays everything but the strings on her brand new, avant, post-punk, pop outing.
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Friendly Split Single
by Sunfruits / Noodle House
This split single will introduce you to two Australian bands putting a sunshiney spin on psychedelia and garage rock.
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Echoes / Move Through Me
by Death Bells
The new 7” from Aussie group Death Bells pairs bright and jangling guitar chords with far-off, echo-laden vocals.
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Standing At The Edge Of The World
by Death Bells
Big, anthemic post-punk that pulls off enormous choruses without sacrificing darkness or a sense of aching desperation.
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