Beatboxing dubstep – epic.
- November 24th, 2011
- By Jye Smith
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Simple and beautiful.
INCREDIBLE. THIS IS GUY IS FUCKING NUTS. AMAZING.
In preparation for Park 2011 this week: make sure you know the line-up and have your tickets sorted. As we said before, we’re eager for the amount of dubstep this year, including Nero, who have their new single Promises up and out.
Local talent from just up the road in Coogee/Marouba. Check out some of the best Aussie indie I’ve heard in a long time.

The Angels - Waiting for the Sun Tour 2011
Sydney up and coming five-piece Sound of Seasons have already caused a stir in the scene in the short year that they have been together.
The core of established Sydney band Bleached Academy (Dominic Cabusi on guitar/backing vocals, Jayson Robertson on bass and James Hill on drums), Sound of Seasons completes their line up with Daniel Bunyan on lead guitar and Saosin-esque vocal powerhouse Marcus Bridge up front.
Having already been snapped up by The Harbour Agency, Sound of Seasons have already shared the stage with fellow break through acts Tonight Alive and The Never Ever and are about to embark on their first national headlining tour on the back of their video premier of their debut single “All Over Me” kicking off at Sydney’s infamous “Hot Damn” on August 11th before heading to Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide via The nation’s capital and various regional centers.
I’ll say it – I’m not the biggest fan of hip-hop. Never have been, never will be. Apart from a few select records, like the Wu-Tang Clan, Jay-Z and Eminem, I’m just not a fan. It’s not that it’s awful music, it just doesn’t click with me. Regardless, you heard it here first – Man Mantis might just change my ideas about hip-hop for a while.