Over the last fifteen years, Australian indie bands have gradually clawed their way up to the top of the rock and roll food chain. Currently, the Melbourne scene dominates with
The sun has been relentless over these past couple of days. The staggering heat that whisps against your face as soon as you poke your head outside still feels inviting;
Australian psychedelic outfit Pond is no stranger to the stage, but as their music has morphed and shifted over the years so too has their presence as a live band.
The Perth, Western Australia-based Pond has been incredibly prolific in the years since they formed (especially considering some members split time with Tame Impala), releasing eight studio albums since 2009.
Word of Brittany Howard’s latest musical endeavor, a new Rolling Stones tribute at the Hall of Fame and linkage
POND share three of their six members with notable Aussie psych band, Tame Impala. Fans of either band will no doubt love the other, yet the bands remain separate in sound, energy, and approach. Similarities and differences accounted for, both bands are talented and are making names for themselves world-wide. Glide caught up with guitarist, Jay Watson, before POND opened for Oberhofer…
Lou Reed joins a select group of musicians who have had a type of spider named after them.
