People Club – Take Me Home EP
by The promotion kit of People Club calls the act an indie-lo-fi-slacker band. Ooops, I have to admit that I would not have an idea what …
Tag: Australia
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Kora Naughton – Nineteen
The Australian country music scene might be comparably small (majorly due to the low number of citizens in Down Under) – but I am very …
Ziggy Alberts – searching for freedom
Releasing your first EP some one and a half year after you started to learn the guitar feels like a quite amazing story. It is …
The Paper Kites – Roses
More Australian music on Flyctory.com. Down under became more and more popular (and frequent) in my media review section. On 12th March 2021, the indie …
Flaming Wrekage – Cathedral of Bones
Hard guitar riffs from Australia: Flaming Wrekage are a treat for the metal heads among you. After having some successful touring through Oceania and Europe, …
Tim Hart – Winning Hand
I enjoy the collaboration with promotion agencies, which feed Flyctory.com with new music. The key reason for that is that I run into artists I …
(Over) 400 Media Reviews on Flyctory.com – your most popular ones
It started on 27th July 2018 with Talk of This Town by Catherine McGrath. Last weekend, I reached another milestone: with Immortal by Michael Schenker Group, I …
Ben Ransom – Brave New World
During the last months, I got more and more in Australian country music as well. When I scanned the new releases of 29th January 2021, …
Chelsea Berman – Can You Just Not EP
Chelsea Berman is an Australian artist I ran into during 2020. I really enjoyed listening to her singles that year like Your Call or Can You Just Not, …
The Dead Daisies – Holy Ground
The Dead Daisies are a very interesting band, which has been founded in the Southern Hemisphere in Australia and New Zealand. They are producing straight …
Flyctory.com – My Favorite Songs 2020
2020 is about to come to an end – and the last three posting of the years re about to honor the best experiences of …
AC/DC – Power Up
When AC/DC updated their social media accounts with the Power Up album logo marketing, this felt like small hard rock sensation. Especially Malcom Young’s death in …