The sublime and amazing Pets With Pets are a force to be reckoned with. They're also a must for the sonically in tune of us. Here's 'Pixie Child' from their debut album Saturday Aquatic Pixie Acid.

Pets With Pets - Pixie Child

Mystery Twin - Middle Dream

Soft Adventure

High Pass Filter - Wasteman

Title track from High Pass Filter's debut album. Full album available digitally from March 2017 thru Sensory Projects.

Audio Forensic

High Pass Filter - Audio Forensic

Consolidating on the genius that was 'Pieces + Portions vol 1' and '..vol 2', Crumbs AKA Max Kohane emerges with 'Maidenhair'; the sort of album that reinvigorates your excitement about electronic music. 'Maidenhair', and Crumbs generally, owes plenty to Max's work with Mikey Young as Brain Children, filled with undeniable beats and short segments of electronic revelry and sentimental undertones. To kick off your Crumbs habit, here's ‘Baby Thighs’..

Crumbs - Baby Thighs

Seemingly one of the most in demand groups in recent times, NO ZU really deliver on their debut album 'Life'.
Having performed at Sugar Mountain festival in 2011, a month long resi-DANCE-y in November, and shows in January with Ital and Deerhoof, the word is out about NO ZU and 'Life' affirms (pardon the pun) all of the good vibes and expectation that precedes its release. Enjoy more than seven minutes of 'Life' right now, here’s ‘Fa Foma Fi’!


NO ZU - Fa Foma Fi

Pageants have slow-burned for the past couple of years, but their debut full-length album puts an end to that. Recalling the likes of Twerps, Mum Smokes, and The Ancients, Pageants prove that age old adage: a great song is a great song. From the album 'Dark Before Blonde Dawn', recorded with Jack Farley (Beaches, St Helens, Twerps), check out 'Pleasure Perched In The Parlour Palms' and see what we mean.

Pageants - Pleasure perched in the parlour palms

Symbolizing the eclectic diversity of the Sensory Projects label are Children of the Wave; part folk, part electronic, part experimental pop, part cinemascope. 
Following the release of their debut album ('Carapace'; August 2008), Children of the Wave slowly developed one of the most engaging live sets around and performed with the likes of Love Connection, Rat vs Possum, The Ancients, Royalchord, Great Earthquake, and NO ZU, plus Mistlestone's Spring Tones and the Hold Hands event at The Tote which also featured Beaches, Black Cab, Dick Diver, Mick Turner and The Sand Pebbles amongst others. 
In September 2012, Sensory Projects will release the second album from Children of the Wave, entitled 'Children of the Wave present The Electric Sounds of Faraway Choirs'. This album exudes all of the colours of the first album but is more sonically expansive, more layered, thoughtful and cinematic. 
'Children of the Wave present The Electric Sounds of Faraway Choirs' suggests the sounds of early Animal Collective entwined in the tones of field recordist Alan Lamb, with the intensity of sound of Godspeed! You Black Emperor. 
Sensory Projects are very excited about this release and to whet your whistle, here is the first taste of 'Children of the Wave present The Electric Sounds of Faraway Choirs', 'I Defy You'.


Children of the Wave - I Defy You

'Emotion' is taken from the debut album by NO ZU entitled 'Life'. Headed up by the humbly enigmatic Nicolaas Oogjes, NO ZU have emerged in the past couple of years as one of the most fascinating and vibrant bands of their era, applying influences from funk and dance, post-punk and house to create infectious and euphoric sounds.
'Life' is released through Sensory Projects (www.sensoryprojects.com.au) August 31 2012.

NO ZU - Emotion

'I Spy The Morning' is the opening cut from the excellent new album by Lehmann B. Smith. Produced and recorded by James Cecil and mastered by Casey Rice, Lehmann's new album 'Girlfriends' is quote ..'as close as I can get to POP' and pop it is. With a beautiful tone, a loving wink, and a cadish playfulness, 'Girlfriends' is the record that keeps on giving; gold gold and more gold!
'Girlfriends' is released thru Sensory Projects, August 10 2012.

Lehmann B Smith - I Spy The Morning

“Sensory Projects; a label that has consistently surprised and delighted the ears, by digging up and bringing to us some of the most incredible music that you would never otherwise hear.” INPRESS 

Sensory Projects (www.sensoryprojects.com.au) began in 1996 as the home of ‘Sadness Is In The Sky’; a music ‘zine focused on leftfield and (primarily) independent music culture. A long-time fascination with record labels found Sensory Projects, admiring labels like Spunk!, Drag City, Thrill Jockey, Warp, Fat-Cat, Trifekta, Kranky, Constellation, Domino, Mego, Remote Control, and Leaf, and encouraged by the offer of a distribution deal with Sydney company Inertia, dipping its toes into a new World.

Sensory Projects (the label) fell into being during 2000 and our first label release (Kammerflimmer Kollektief’s amazing Maander) came in March 2001. Time has sped past since that time, the label working with a roster of artists including The Tigers, Hood, Disaster Plan, The Rectifiers, International Karate, Pretty Boy Crossover, Symbiotic, MONO, and The Sand Pebbles, as well the likes of Pivot, City City City, Minus Story, Damien Jurado, Mirah, Mike Noga, Urdog, Shearwater, Object, plus Eluvium, Canon Blue, Panoptique Electrical, Children Of The Wave, The Declining Winter, The Sun Blindness, The Ancients, Love Connection, MUM SMOKES, Bruce Peninsula, Mystery Twin, White Woods, Faux Pas, Rat Vs Possum, and Great Earthquake.
In 2011 Sensory Projects celebrated its tenth birthday with releases by Pets With Pets, Rat Vs Possum, Aa, David Evans and Lost Animal. 2012 bought new releases from Sensory Projects by Love Connection, Max Crumbs, Pageants, New War, NO ZU, Lehmann B Smith, and Children of the Wave.

Sensory Projects is based in Melbourne, Australia. 




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