Artists: Cloud Control
Oct 28, 2008
My Disco, Catcall and Cloud Control named as SOYA 2008 finalists
Math rock vs dancey hip-hop vs Katoomba.
Jul 29, 2008
Spectrum turns four
Break out some tasty rum-laced chocolate cake, put some candles on it and get crunked out in celebration of the Sydney venue's fourth lap of the calendar.
Jul 23, 2008
Second round of acts for The Great Escape annnounced
Unfortunately, there is no mention of The Who, Battles or The Ripping Dylans.
Apr 10, 2008
The John Steel Singers vs Cloud Control battle royale (and national tour)
Two bands, one stage, thirteen shows. Logistically, it sounds impossible.
Apr 5, 2008
Final line-up for Essential Festival unveiled
A fantastic selection of local bands have been added to the bill, shifting the quality of the festival from 'meh' to 'meh, ok then'.
Nov 26, 2007
Faker, Sparkadia, Cloud Control and Where's Jerome added to Purple Sneakers NYE Party
It was already looking pretty damn good and with the final line-up now complete the Boundary Sounds hosted party is shaping up as one of the best ways to welcome in the new year.
Nov 16, 2007
Frequency Shift presents a great weekend of music at the Hopetoun Hotel
A double night of awesome local bands, including Straight Arrows, Richard In Your Mind, Cuthbert & The Nightwalkers, Cloud Control and more.
Jun 3, 2007
Gig Review: Hand Me My Jetpack @ Spectrum - 02/06/2007
We were initially floored by the raw energy of Hand Me My Jetpack. After a few months recording some of their songs and rehearsing, they returned to once more impress us immensely and move themselves up our rankings as one of the most awesome bands in Sydney.
Jun 1, 2007
Goodbye Sunshine Festival at The Aviary this weekend has been canceled
Update from yesterday - this has apparently been CANCELED due to 'council restrictions'. There is some more info in this thread on the Mess and Noise forum.Reviews
Oct 8, 2007
Cloud Control
This record kicks off with a twist-n-shout organ-based track called She's Crazy And She Doesn't Care. It's a stock standard and poppy, albeit slightly formulatic, song that seems to be traveling nicely down a predictable lead single route until its railroaded by a lone fragile voice that hung out there as the backbone for the chorus.
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