Neither one genre nor another, New Weird Australia champions the artists who find refuge in the spaces between.  

Established in 2009, projects have included a long-running compilation series, podcasts and radio shows (FBi Radio, Resonance FM), live events and tours, and artist projects such as the Wood & Wire netlabel and New Editions limited-run series.

Get in touch about your music via info at newweirdaustralia.com.au.

A collaborative project between human and cat

They don't make noise like that anymore.

With their assembled collection of eccentric sound tools, Scattered Order have fermented another set of dangerous sonic gases: sometimes absurdly pleasant, sometimes scarily abrasive, always multi-layered and certainly hurtling towards a blissful destination. 

Musical Providore.
Sound not Scene.
Lioness presents...
Vinyl Junkie.

Over the years I’ve been fortunate enough to have supported the likes of Robert Hood, Mixmaster Morris, Funkineven, Recloose, Mark de Clive Lowe, Raf Daddy, Linkwood, Kid Sublime, Inkswel, Pablo Valentino, Ray Velasquez, Steven Roberts… music has all the answers!

A Cloakroom Assembly (aka ACRA) is a variety of 'sound story' projects and gentle ‘time stands still - machines’, not scared to be too pretty or too ugly. As a teenager, at the same time as I learnt how to play Jean Genie, Dirt or Get It On, I enjoyed a secret place for making ‘private noise’ which began with collaborations with my sister Angela as a teenager in the early 1970’s, as I tried to re-construct the Beatle’s “Revolution 9” and assemble ‘mock-Stockhausen’ sound stories. I was always impressed by the sense of ‘place/situation’ and ‘narrative/people’ in the Beatles Revolution 9 and the shape of sound as ‘time stood still’ in the work of Eno’s ‘Onland’ and Tangerine Dream’s ‘Zeit’. A Cloakroom Assembly in the late 1970s at the same time as I co-founded M. Squared label. In 1995 I retreated from making public noise and touring overseas, into family and academic life, yet still I was driven to assemble hours and hours of unreleased sound stories. The sound stories began increasingly longer, more as ‘time stands still – machines’. I would frequently break them down and recycle and re assemble and rebrand. The titles are unimportant, I always forget what they are called. Some of this material is now available free on the internet as torrent files or on Bandcamp http://acloakroomassembly.bandcamp.com/. I don’t reckon this sort of music has much of a 'market'. Thanks for your interest ... 

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