Hi, We are Our Golden Friend a record label and management collective from Melbourne Australia. We deal with people who make music that we love and help them share it with other people who will also love it.

For newer sounds:
https://babybluemelbourne.bandcamp.com/music

Management and bookings (AUS): 
rheacaldwell@gmail.com

Independent record label based in Melbourne.

DA013: Crepes - Channel Four (LP)
DA012: Emma Russack - Permanent Vacation (LP)
DA011: Hollow Everdaze - Cartoons (LP)
DA010: Redspencer - Perks (LP)
DA009: Pure Moods (LP)
DA008: Cool Sounds - Dance Moves (LP)
DA007: Zone Out - Transience (LP)
DA006: Tourist Dollars (EP)
DA005: Leisure Suite - Lay Low (EP)
DA004: Zone Out - Inside / So Bright (7")
DA003: Redspencer (EP)
DA002: Crepes – Cold Summers (EP)
DA001: Leisure Suite (EP)

Ripe is a group of music writers and photographers covering Australia’s best new music from a Melbourne perspective. Weekly charts, guest mixes and more.

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With this year of our lord Two-Thousand and Twenty now almost behind us, Shiva and the Hazards have returned with their latest offering, Revolution Son. Produced by the band and mixed by Ride front-man, Mark Gardener, Revolution Son is the first taste from their debut album, expected in 2021, and their follow up from last year's single, Angkor Wat.

That release coincided with back to back slots supporting British shoegaze legends Ride and fellow 90s hitmakers Cast, on what was the Melbourne band's first major tour of Australia and New Zealand, playing in Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Auckland, as well as two massive homecoming shows at the Corner Hotel and a sold out show at the iconic Forum Theatre.

Produced by Matthew Redlich (Holy Holy, Husky), Angkor Wat has been described as “glorious” by Australian Music Network, as “an acid laced space traveller” by Happy Magazine, and would go onto receive world wide independent radio play.  

Previous single, East India Empress, from the debut EP, Future Cult Classics, earned worldwide indie radio play including on Triple J and BBC.  Produced and mixed by Chris Potter (The Verve, The Rolling Stones), East India Empress was dubbed “a dreamy psych expanse” by Triple J’s Declan Byrne, with BBC radio’s Gary Crowley calling it “Impressive stuff and a real Brit Pop tinge… a cracking debut single”.

Revolution Son is out Friday 16 October, and can be pre-saved and pre-ordered now.

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