Debut Eora show! One description: “Ranting over Breakbeats Jungle and Dub about lived experience of living with epilepsy, depression, anxiety, PTSD.“ Or another: “ Our Carlson feels like Cafe Del Mar meets Toecutter blasting from the back of a VL Commodore in the carpark of Highpoint Shopping Centre circa 2000.”

If the name sounds familiar, you might have heard Rochelle guest on tracks by Machinedrum and his associated project J-E-T-S (with Jimmy Edgar - they put out a great record, check out the track with the Tkay Maidza feature), as well as fellow Canadian Jacques Greene.

This is the best artist website we've seen in quite some time: http://www.ourcarlson.club/

This is a HOT SITUATION. Shady Nasty have surreptitiously become one of Sydney’s best live bands - a dizzying amalgam of every genre in a blender. Not afraid to fuse abrasive hardcore with trap with extraordinarily delicate jazz sensibilities while finding pop smarts in the DNA of all the connecting tissue. The supporting cast of friends includes Nerdie of 1300 DJing. This week of gigs before Christmas just keeps intensifying. As Discord regular DJY says: “absolutely get amongst it if you haven't seen them this year, they're crushing it” and I couldn’t agree more.

Pleasures Playhouse - the repurposed abandoned cinema in the middle of Chinatown - is available for bookings until the end of the year and we're seeing all sorts of great events pop up in this classic space. The Soft Centre Unfurl program is incredible - take a look at the website to take in the full program of acts. This late-running selection of mind-bending electronic music with likely be a heady experience.

The final night of Pleasures Playhouse sees Mr. Experience take to the stage with two fellow purveyors of kitsch, the mighty Baby Beef and the enigmatic S. Miles. Sold out, of course.