Rekkit and MUM have joined forces for Music Month and last Friday Cut Off Your Hands, Glass Owls, The Leers and Tied on Teeth took to the stage. Suren Unka was there to catch it on camera and you can check out his photos below....

Get down and party with our friends at RDIO as you’re welcomed into their chateau- yes, it’s time for Melbournians and Brisbane-ites to celebrate the world’s best streaming service, by checking out some top Aussie live artists. Vice and Sonos are co-hosting this little soiree and it ought to be a hell of a time. So [...]

For Talking Heads , Beck's collaborators Andrew McLeod and Cut Off Your Hands' Nick Johnston talked about partnership.

See previous:  100-76 75. SBTRKT feat. Sampha "Trials of the Past" Sampha's vocals and keyboarding skills combined with Aaron Jerome's mixing, sharp percussion, and jittery acoustics make this "reflection" song very much futuristic. The electrical, passion-infused rhythm of "Trials of the Past" has the ability to be appropriate for both a hazy club and a swanky bar. The confessional aspect of the song is captured lyrically while the musical motions occur during the breaks between verses, making it very innovative indeed. —Erica Matlin 74. Vincent">St. Vincent "Surgeon" Annie Clark, the creative force behind Vincent">St. Vincent, filled ...

The saying ‘it’s all in the name’ couldn’t be more apt when it comes to Menagerie . Drawing from a diverse array of musical influences, they’ve managed to create a truly comprehensive sound that still captures all the wonder of musical experimentalism. It’s a welcome break from your typical run-of-the-mill Fire">Arcade Fire knock-off; and there certainly is something in that! “Cut Off Your Hands” best accompanies a rainy day spent indoors, sipping tea in a tattered cardigan whilst writing insightful poetry about the state of the world. Highest recommendation for the suitably hip. MP3: “Cut Off ...

Heavy blues duo Second Man are back at Club 299 on Wednesday. After taking a small break from gigging to write some new material, they are returning to play alongside Go Go Fish. Free entry and doors at 8pm. British DJ and also ninja Jaguar Skills will be spinning decks and throwing stars at La La Land, Byron Bay, on Thursday night and at The Met on Friday. The Wild Parlour-presented Cut Off Your Hands gig this Friday night at Alhambra is also going to double as the official Harves ...

Sporting songs from their second album, Hollow, New Zealand’s CUT OFF YOUR HANDS are heading back across the ditch to play a round of official launch shows in Australia. Lead singer NICK JOHNSTON talks to KRISTEN HYDE about the record and what they have planned next.

– Harmony have announced a string of dates in support of new single ‘Heartache’. Lifted from their self-titled debut , the track features legendary guitarist Marc Ribot (Tom Waits), whose contribution singer Tom Lyngcoln described as “the high watermark of my musical life” . In addition to the dates below, Australia’s favourite bushranger-soul combo will be supporting Explosions In The Sky at The Forum in Melbourne on December 8 at The Hi-Fi in Brisbane on December 13. Harmony is out now through Casa Del Disco. Fri, Nov 25 – Pot Belly Bar, Canberra, ACT Sat, Nov 26 – FBi Social, Sydney, NSW Fri, Dec ...

With a refurbished interior, new management and a healthy injection of professionalism, the theatre once called Her Majesty's lent a surprising elegance and impact to proceedings on an otherwise dreary Dunedin night. After years...

Cut Off Your Hands are currently heading across the country in support of their latest full length album Hollow. They played the San Francisco Bathhouse in Wellington with support from Street Chant and Dictaphone Blues. Lydia Diver went along to check it all out and you can have a...

Architecture In Helsinki lit up the Forum on Saturday with an abundantly fun performance in support of their latest album Moment Bends . read more

by Jennifer Kelly New Zealand's Cut Off Your Hands splices achingly pretty harmonies and luminous guitar jangles over a vaguely anxious foundation of rhythmic propulsion. They sound very much like the mid-1980s bands that softened and romanticized post-punk (and, incidentally, made it commercially viable)... Read More

I was at the Metro Theatre and whoa behold, Cut Off Your Hands was opening for Architecture In Helsinki . Awesome. After an enormous tour all over the globe, gallivanting through Europe, the States and back again, Architecture In Helsinki finally do some shows in Sydney. read more