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The Lectric Monks: The Six
Finally, they came out and did it. We have a whole EP of music released by the Lectric Monks. It’s called The Six. Of course, I had to get hold of them, if not to get some answers, then to have a dig.

So a couple of weeks ago, TiMO dropped “Move” and I figured we haven’t spoken with him in some time so I was bursting with questions on everything from his hairstyle to selling out in Bloemfontein

Guitarist par excellence, Mr Patlansky has been a national treasure for a long time now so naturally we’d catch up with him before his Park Acoustics

Even the most avid Oppi-goer will not have the requisite experience to face the challenges that come with an October Limpopo summer fest. Since 1994

It’s Park Acoustics time again this weekend and we had the most quickfire convo with blues master Gerald Clark who will be playing with Guy Colins…talking

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

When I was still MC’ing clubs, I did a stint where the DJ discovered this song called #PantsDown and when he played it, the crowds looked at him disapprovingly and left the dance floor.

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

Forget about Searching for Sugarman and Sixto Rodriguez for a moment. Put down your desires to follow the crowd into the mainstream alt-stream and ask your parents who the greatest local underground rock stars of South Africa were.