Following on the release of their latest single, the alt-punk, horn-laden track ‘Drain’, Muules have delivered their accompanying film clip.
With ‘Drain’s running theme of self-doubt and trying to express your thoughts and feelings in a relationship that has dulled, the music video expresses being physically ‘drained’ by having the band all as silhouettes, and giving an overall cartoon-ish vibe to express the ridiculousness of the situations we find ourselves in.
Read MoreSunshine Coast’s Von Hazeler bring an over-the-top nod to live televised performances with new music video for ‘Rolling Stoner’.
The brave and geeky trio that is Sunshine Coast’s Von Hazeler are unashamedly nostalgic for classic live music performances, and this shows on their new music video for their latest single.
Read MoreBrisbane/Sunshine Coast grungy alt outfit, Wetlands have unveiled an angsty, dark film clip to their track, ‘Stain’ ahead of their debut EP release on July 2nd.
Showing plenty of grit, and pent-up frustration, the black and white music video explores the themes of toxic relationships and their effect on those involved.
Read MoreSydney’s full blast punks, Clay J Gladstone have returned with a rollercoaster of a single in ‘People Like You’, along with an accompanying film clip
Loaded with fat synth bass from the get-go, the listener is subdued in to thinking Clay J Gladstone have softened their musical approach. However, it doesn’t take long for a slab of guitar to hit like a flavour-loaded bag of Samboy’s to the face.
Read MoreSunshine Coast outfit, The Sunza Beaches are bringing all the good vibes and smiles with their debut single, ‘Exile’ along with an accompanying film clip. A somewhat amalgamation of singer songwriters, featuring Kimbal Imaz, Lex Bielby and Mickey Gee, The Sunza Beaches bring an eclectic mix of influences together, shake them up, and bake them until well done.
Read MoreAfter releasing her first single in some time, Ayla has released the accompanying music video to ‘Go Slow’.
Directed by Alex Greaves, and complementing the darker synth-tinged single with some serious Stranger Things vibes, press play and go down the rabbit hole with the new clip.
Read MoreFollowing up on the release of the new single, ‘We Could Do Better’, Sunshine Coast alt-rock/prog trio Muules have joined forces with the Sugarcane Skateboards team to bring together a sweaty mess of messed-up landings and epic manoeuvres in a three minute film clip.
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