Tweak made a comeback to the South African music scene in the biggest way possible. They even gave us a nifty Bloodhound Gang cover!

Tweak made a comeback to the South African music scene in the biggest way possible. They even gave us a nifty Bloodhound Gang cover!
We reviewed Shared Address some time ago and were pretty impressed. Since then it seems the South Gauteng duo have stepped their game up even further. Having taken a DIY ethic to their touring, their sound remains organic and with an increasing repertoire of original tracks, we’re looking forward to an album launching soon. In theRead more
Given that it’s 420, it makes sense that we talk to and about Satanic Dagga Orgy…the Speedo’d up boys having fun with music to bring light to sometimes
Imagine the Scene: Imagine you start a restaurant. It’s yours. It’s your business. Now imagine somebody comes in and says hey, I’ll take your restaurant and pay you 50% of the profits after I’ve deducted all my costs and will retain the right to sell the restaurant later. You’d tell them all the rude wordsRead more
Ruby Burton is a young and talented musician who’s been on the scene a relatively long time for her limited years.
We had access to Albert Frost ahead of Sunday’s Park Acoustics gig and spoke to him about his hair, his music and his respect for lyrics. If you read closely he’ll also let you in on a little tip as to where the after party is.
…but offers what South Africans crave. To the neutral ear, the idea of Oppikoppi sounds terrible; It’s so far out of the way and getting there is a mission. Once you’re there you have to battle dust, thorns and awkward shrubbery. Once you’ve cleared your camping area, you would notice that there is little toRead more
When Richard heard that he was going to interview Manouche, the renowned gypsy jazz band from Cape Town, we had some trouble subduing the excited man and getting him to hakuna his tatas. While we were restoring the office and picking the shattered glass off the floor we discussed our safety concerns regarding this project. It was obvious thatRead more
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