Rhythm & Poetry

The Tongue – The Show (Video)

Ruxton — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 05:12:05 +0000

The Tongue drops a video for the single, The Show off his forthcoming album Alternative Energy. Alternative Energy is due out September 10th 2010 on Elefant Traks.

Click here to view the embedded video.

A-Diction – Walkin’ Alone Review

Ruxton — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 08:23:12 +0000

A-Diction – Walkin’ Alone is the sophomore release from Breach & Boltz, coming in at 15 tracks. In my opinion you can expect an album that has a little bit of something for everybody. If you’re interested, Walkin' Alone is available on iTunes now.

A-Diction – Walkin’ Alone

Reviewer: Ruxton – August 23rd, 2010

Breach & Boltz first released under A-Diction back in 2005 with their debut EP, To Be Announced. In what i’ve calculated as 2006 they started working on this album, Walkin’ Alone. Back then it probably had an obscure working title; now the title is settled upon and thrown up in big letters on the front of the CD cover, which features some excellent artwork by R. Lyons.

A-Diction - Walkin' Alone

During all of that, Boltz managed to squeeze out a solo album titled The Wishlist, which was nothing to be sneezed at. A few ‘mixtapes’ (The Three Year Itch and In Good Company) were also had along the way, but the gold of the duos crop was being put aside and it features here on Walkin’ Alone.

I like to read album notes, do you? They’re always a fun affair, so to quote the album notes “yes, it’s too bright but the bottom of the snare sounds ok!”. To explain in more detail, listening through the album at around track 4 I started thinking quite a few tracks were just a little too sharp or bright, by track 6 I was reading the album notes and read that quote; I couldn’t have agreed more.

The intro to the CD I’d personally have not bothered with. It’s a beat by Whisper and I get the feeling it was a weaker beat that was either thrown together quickly or picked up from the trash pile of “not sure what to do with”. It basically consisted of what I describe as flat singing on a beat that didn’t suit anyone on it.

After the 3 minutes and 5 seconds of dissapointment the Intro brought my life, I was invited to take a walk. Walkin’ Alone is a beat by Lewis One, featuring Juice of Battlehoggs on the cuts. A hot beat, diced with raps about raps that all just works. With the chorus constantly hitting the line “lets take a walk” it really feels like this should’ve been the intro, inviting us into their world.

There’s a lot of listenable stuff for a while, but it’s all just raps about raps. M-Phazes comes in on One Fact with Doc Felix for cuts and it’s a nice beat, but the content on the lyrics doesn’t win gold stars. It’s not until about Wingman that we start to see actual content in the lyrics of the tracks. Unfortunately the overly bright vocals in Wingman kind of ruined it.

The lads (or their promo piece of paper) have gone and recommended Drop The Beat (Remix) as a radio player. The track features G-Force and Vida Sunshyne and I can see why it’s been recommended, it’s just a nice simple track, cleanly presented with a chick-hook; suck it up radio!

We really start to hear more content now, with the lyrics of What We Do presenting the life of the MC, I guess as these guys see it. A very enjoyable track, that you should definitely listen too with a tongue in your cheek. However I’d possibly have presented the next track Ladies and Gentlemen (basically a track about having a sense of humour) before it just for the context it could give to these lyrics.

The posse cut of the album, Capital Vices comes care of M-Phazes, with cuts from Mathmatics. It features Fraksha, Billy Bunks, Scott Burns, Whisper and Raven. Loosely themed by it’s titled, each MC presents bars on vices. It’s possibly a bit too slow, as only a few MCs actually sounded good on it. Following up from this posse cut, the tail end of the album gets pretty meaningful, with Just You, Unbalanced, Lost For Words & Hold On coming together to tie up the album nicely.

Should you buy this? sure. Will you like it? more than likely! Walkin’ Alone has a track or two for everybody, it’s not all meaningful and it’s not all bravado; It’s a little from column a and a little from column b. If you enjoy listening on good headphones the bright mix is going to annoy you, but it’s fair to say most people probably aren’t even going to notice.

Rolling on 3.5 stars, let down by the lack of consistency in the overall mix. Brought to you by: Two, Five, Six and Thirteen.. recommended by the paper.

Syntax – Fact Not Fiction

Ruxton — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 05:10:07 +0000

Syntax drops a video for the track Fact Not Fiction off his forthcoming album The Musical. The Musical is due out August 27th through Soulmate Records and you can pre-order your copy now from JB-Hifi.

Click here to view the embedded video.

Produced by Mules, Video by Full Clip (Heata & Discourse).

A-Diction – Walkin’ Alone

Ruxton — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 12:07:00 +0000

Breach & Boltz join forces as A-Diction once more for their sophomore release, following some mixtapes and an EP. The album Walkin’ Alone features beats by M-Phazes, Jase, Mules, Lewis One and Whisper and rounds out the track listing at 15 tracks. We’ll be posting a short review of the album in the next day or two.

A-Diction - Walkin' Alone

A-DICTION
Walkin’ Alone
Available: August 6th
Distributed by: Obese Records

The name A-Diction says it all; wordplay, cleverness, and an overall obsession with the previous two points.

Born and raised in Melbourne, the duo consists of MCs Breach and Boltz. Breach, the precise wordsmith with focussed flow and witty punchlines, and Boltz, the crooner known for his explosive debut album ‘The Wishlist’, which featured international heavyweight Royce da 5’9” and local producer extraordinaire M-Phazes.

Yet, having released a number of well received works (2005’s ‘To be Announced’ EP; last year’s ‘The Three Year Itch’ mixtape and more recently the ‘In Good Company’ mixtape), the group have never released a full length LP; until now.

Their debut album, ‘Walkin’ Alone’, was painstakingly crafted from the rough and tumble reality of Melbourne life, and is best summarised by the events that led up to its release; it is an album that is bipolar in its thinking, a colourful swatch book of memories and observations that flitters between the lows of poverty and despair, and the highs of friendship and hilarity.

Years in the making, the LP has left no stone unturned when it comes to actively seeking musical collaborators; A-Diction have spared no expense in working with the likes of M-Phazes (Drapht, Bliss N Eso), Jase (Phrase, Daniel Merriweather, Pegz), Whisper (Equills), Lewis One (Twice As Nice) Mules (Hyjak N Torcha, Choose Mics) and enlisted the vocal talents of Vida Sunshyne and Bekah.

Behind the mic they are joined by a broad spectrum of respected and up and coming MC’s with Haunts and G-Force making memorable contributions; in addition Scott Burns, Billy Bunks, Whisper, Raven and Fraksha join A-Diction on a posse cut that is sure to be an instant underground classic. Meanwhile Doc Felix, DJ Mathmatics and DJ Juice provide some world class cutting on the album.

Available nation wide through Obese Records Distribution on August 6th 2010, the album, 4 years in production, reinforces the adage that good things come to those who wait, and clearly demonstrates the power of quality over quantity.

Backed with some impressive artwork by renowned illustrator R. Lyons, ‘Walkin’ Alone’ is a definitive all in one package; a fitting debut for artists with ten times the commercial success, let alone two poetic Melbourne partners in rhyme.

Tracklisting

Intro
Walkin’ Alone
Consistent
One Fact
Wingman
Drop the Beat feat. G-Force & Vida-Sunshyne
What We Do
Ladies & Gentleman
Capital Vices feat. Fraksha, Billy Bunks, Scott Burns, Whisper & Raven
Who Can? We Can feat. Haunts of Choose Mics
Just You
Unbalanced
Lost for Words
Hold On Prelude
Hold On

A-Diction’s new album Walkin’ Alone is available now through JB Hifi or grab it digitally on iTunes.

Spit Syndicate – Starry-Eyed (Video)

Ruxton — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 09:49:26 +0000

Spit Syndicate drop a video clip for Starry-Eyed, the first single off their new album Exile. Starry-Eyed is available now on their sophomore album Exile, from your favourite record store or from itunes.

Click here to view the embedded video.

Syntax – The Musical (CD Giveaway)

Ruxton — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 05:12:33 +0000

There’s even more chances to win this week. Thanks to Syntax & the crew at Soulmate Records, we have 3 copies of Syntax’s new album, The Musical to giveaway. The Musical will be released on August 27th, if you’re not a winner and want to get a copy from JB Hifi and score a free MP3.

Syntax

Here’s how you can take part

Make sure you’re following Syntax on twitter at http://twitter.com/whoissyntax
1. Follow Soulmate Records, you won’t win anything but they’re behind all this, http://twitter.com/solm8
Let us know via the contact form below that you’re following Syntax, make sure you tell us your twitter username
The first 3 people to get in will win a copy

Here’s what we’ve got

3 x Syntax-The Musical

Here’s the rules

Duplicate entries aren’t allowed, 1 entry per person, not per twitter account.
There’s 3 copies, that’s 3 people, once they’re won, the competition is over.
Anyone can enter, you just need a twitter account

The competition is now closed, thanks to all the entrants.

Crate Creeps – It’s About That Time Giveaway

Ruxton — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 08:07:03 +0000

Thats right, it’s about time for you to get commenting for your chance to win. Thanks to the crew at Born Fresh Records & Crate Creeps, we have 1 copy of the new Crate Creeps album It’s About That Time to giveaway.

Crate Creeps - It's About That Time

Here’s how you can take part

Every comment posted between July22nd 15:00 +8GMT and July 25th 23:59 +8GMT on RhythmAndPoetry.net (anywhere on the website you can) counts as a 1 (one) entry.
On July26th, no later than 20:00 +8GMT we will randomly select two winners from the comment pool.
The winner will be notified by the e-mail address registered with their comments and asked for a postal address to post the prize too
If I don’t hear from you within 5 days of sending the e-mail, someone else will win.
A post will be made on July 26th notifying readers of the winner.

Here’s what we’ve got

1 x The Optimen-The Out of Money Experience CD’s

Here’s the rules

Duplicate comments won’t count (you know, like posting “hi” 50 times or the same thing repeatedly)
Multiple comments on the same post count, but constantly talking to yourself won’t win you any entries (or friends!).
Garbage and nonsensical comments won’t count (ie. “QUIDJYBO”, “cd like the dog yeah”, “juicy”)
Comments must contribute something (“this is cool” isn’t an entry, “this album is cool, i really liked track x for that boom bap sound” is)
Keep the comments clean
All comments are moderated and we reserve the right to reject your comment; we’re open to your views, it’s all about how you approach it.
Trackbacks count, but not from spam sites.
Posts and Pages older than 120 days have and always will have their comments closed; it’s a housekeeping thing.

Crate Creeps – Where Do I Begin ft Tommy Illfigga (Video)

Ruxton — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 01:30:16 +0000

The Crate Creeps drop a video to promote a track off their new album It’s About That Time. The track, titled Where Do I Begin, features one half of Crate Creeps; Mr do it all, Tommy Illfigga. Check it out after the drop and don’t forget to check out their new album It’s About That Time.

Click here to view the embedded video.

Dialect and Despair – Prolific (Video)

Ruxton — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 00:44:00 +0000

Adelaide’s Dialect (MC) & Despair (Producer) drop a video for the single Prolific off their new album, The Vortex. You can order The Vortex online from clinic116 or Wax Museum Records right now .

Click here to view the embedded video.

Crate Creeps – It’s About That Time

Ruxton — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 14:40:19 +0000

Under the newly established Born Fresh Records, Crate Creeps (DJ Butcher and Tommy Illfigga) have just released their consistently hot debut release It’s About That Time.

The album which is completely produced by The Crate Creeps features a diverse range of MC’s, who are not all bound within Australian shores. Lining up alongside The Crate Creeps are Mantra, Kings Konekted, Suffa of Hilltop Hoods, Trials of The Funkoars, Rakaa Iriscience of Dilated Peoples, Rhyme Asylum and many more.

Crate Creeps - It's About That Time

Tracklisting

Introduction ft. Suffa Mc (Hilltop Hoods)
Time Trials ft. Trials (The Funkoars)
Walk on By ft. Pure Product
Jeans, Tee’s and Sneakers Rap ft. Eloquence and Truths
Save Your Breath ft. Mantra, DJ Adfu, Tommy Illfigga
Divine Right of Kings ft. Rhyme Asylum
As the Clock Ticks ft. Mata & Must
Loop The Tape Up ft. The Optimen
Where Do I Begin ft. Tommy Illfigga
Terrorist Medley ft. Kings Konekted & Rezadent
Still Gettin Mine ft. Verbal Kent (Chicago)
Make The Cut ft. Terntable Jediz
Make Mine ft. Thundamentals
Its About That Time ft. Rakaa Iriscience (Dilated Peoples), Clinic & Proclaim
Brain Is On Vexed ft. Pie Emc3e
The Bad Men ft. Robby Balboa & Haunts (Choose Mics)
Move Hesitant ft. Adverse (A Dying Breed)
Ill-Legit ft. Ill-legitimate Crew
Writers ft. Yuin Huzami (The Coalition Crew) & Rainman

You can grab this now from all your JB Hifi’s if they haven’t already sold out, if they have you can order it online from WaterFront Records, because it’s still not available on iTunes. If you’d like some more info on the Crate Creeps, checkout this interview over at Certified Scribe or stay tuned over the next few days. You can also get more of an insight into Born Fresh over at All Aussie Hip Hop.

To sum this album up quickly and shortly, there’s not a track on here I wouldn’t play you to try and sell it to you, that says a lot in todays music market.

Brad Strut x Noxious Hardwear

Ruxton — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 13:53:04 +0000

Seemingly late in it’s theme by about 4 years, Noxious Hardwear have joined forces with Brad Strut for a limited t-shirt run.

Featuring the kangaroo artwork from Brad Strut‘s The Authentic LP, this is Issue 01 of Noxious Hardwear’s artist collaboration series. For $50 you’ll land yourself a cardboard box (the artworks on this too), a t-shirt in a range of sizes and colours and a copy of Brad Strut – Legendary The Mixtape. It’s a limited run, so you’ve got one chance to get your hands on this Authentic Brad Strut t-shirt by Noxious Hardwear.

Head over to Noxious and order now.

Horrorshow – Walk You Home National Tour

Ruxton — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 01:36:29 +0000

Horrorshow head out on the road again with another 2010 national tour, this time pulling a long Seth Sentry for the ride. This will be the 3rd time Horrorshow have toured nationally in 2010, after their Inside Story Tour in February – March, then touring with Urthboy on the Sneakquel Tour in April – May. Seth’s no stranger to touring either after having toured nationally in late 2009 with The Waitress Song Tour and having various other sporadic cross-country adventures since then.

Horrorshow - Walk You Home National Tour w/ Seth Sentry

Friday 27th August

Fowlers – Adelaide Licensed All Ages
Tickets on sale from Venuetix phonecharge 08 8225 8888 or venuetix.com.au, Moshtix phonecharge 1300438 849 or www.moshtix.com.au

Saturday 28th August

The Zoo – Brisbane Over 18s only
Tickets on sale from horrorshow.oztix.com.au, Oztix phonecharge 1300 762 545 and all Oztix outlets

Friday 3rd September

The Gaelic – Sydney Over 18s only
Tickets on sale from horrorshow.oztix.com.au or ph1300 762 545 and Moshtix outlets, www.moshtix.com.au or ph 1300 438 849

Saturday 4th September

ANU Bar – Canberra Over 18s only
Tickets on sale from horrorshow.oztix.com.au, The ANU Bar and Ticketek phonecharge 132 849 or www.ticketek.com.au

Friday 10th September

East Brunswick Club – Melbourne Over 18s only
Tickets on sale from horrorshow.oztix.com.au and from East Brunswick Club box office, 280 Lygon St, PH: 9388 9794 or via the website www.eastbrunswickclub.com

Saturday 11th September

Republic Bar – Hobart Over 18s only
Tickets on sale from horrorshow.oztix.com.au or ph1300 762 545, Moshtix outlets, www.moshtix.com.au or ph 1300 438 849, Ruffcut Records and from the Venue

Friday 17th September

Mojo’s – Fremantle Over 18s only
Tickets on sale from horrorshow.oztix.com.au and from Heatseeker phonecharge 08 6210 2850 or www.heatseeker.com.au and from Star – Perth, Mills – Fremantle and Planet – Mt Lawley

Saturday 18th September

The Rosemount – Perth Over 18s only
Tickets on sale from horrorshow.oztix.com.au and from Heatseeker phonecharge 08 6210 2850 or www.heatseeker.com.au and from Star – Perth, Mills – Fremantle and Planet – Mt Lawley

Maintain X Admin – Not Legal (Video)

Ruxton — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 01:05:17 +0000

Another video from Adelaide’s Maintain & Admin for their track Not Legal.

Click here to view the embedded video.

Maintain X Admin – New Breed (Video)

Ruxton — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 01:03:50 +0000

Maintain (MC) & Admin (Producer) hail from Adelaide and have released the video for their track New Breed off a soon to released mixtape/album.

Click here to view the embedded video.

Tornts – Hit Never Miss (Video)

Ruxton — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 11:41:12 +0000

Melbourne’s Tornts drops a new video clip from the desk of Heata. The track, titled “Hit Never Miss” is off Tornts’ forthcoming album, The Dead Brain Diaries due out September 3rd on Broken Tooth Entertainment.

Click here to view the embedded video.

Maundz – White Shirts (Video)

Ruxton — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 01:37:11 +0000

Melbourne microphone master Maundz just dropped the film clip for the track White Shirts, off his recently released debut album Mr Nobody. The video is directed, shot & edited by B wiv from B Wiv Deece (is there anything this guy can’t do?)

Click here to view the embedded video.

If you haven’t had a chance to get a hold of this album, wake up! You’re missing out on quite possibly the finest rap CD to come out of Melbourne in quite some time. It’s full of great beats and even if some sound do familiar, Maundz is always kicking some excellent rhyme patterns. You can grab Maundz - Mr Nobody now on iTunes or get it from your local CD jerk.

Tight Arse Tuesday, Get Free Stuff

Ruxton — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 00:00:23 +0000

Are you ready? there’s been a seemingly awesome load of free stuff come out over the last few months, some i’ve already talked about, others are first time visitors to this site. So heres a nice list of free stuff you can snap back to your computer for keeps, care of some awesome artists who gave them up free of charge. The best things in life are free.

Nine High – Nine High

Download It Here

Nine High’s album was one of many that fell victim to Shobungle Distribution, as such the guys have loaded it up for free.

Scotty Hinds – Points of View Mixtape (Mixed by Doc Felix)

Download from SoundCloud.

Scotty Hinds – Fuck You bars Vol 1

Download from SoundCloud.

Scotty is one of the three members of Nine High and another positive mark for Melbourne (though he is imported).

Fraksha – Its Just Bars

Download it free on SoundCloud

Fraksha, another imported Australian is also in Nine High, that’s 3 for Melbourne.

LevelHeaded – The Spice of Life
Grab it from SendSpace

While the album is now carried by Obese Distribution (but it if you can), LevelHeaded is another sufferer to the dead distribution company, though a totally separate one to Nine High. (two in one year what happened?) . 1 for Adelaide.

That’s Them – That’s Them (Debut EP)
Grab it from the LookUP Website

Sydney’s Look UP crew decided to drop some free stuff on us with a rewind back to 2007. 1 for Sydney

Jake Biz – Purgatory EP
Grab it from Run Royal

Jake Biz hales from Brisbane and the mighty 750 Rebels, i don’t think i need to say anymore than that.

Loose Change – Loose Change (Debut Album)
Free download via their website

A free album from Sydney crew Loose Change to wet the whistle in anticipation of something more.

mdusu – The Excess Baggage Mixtape
Grab it from Zshare

Geko – The Appointment EP
Grab it now form RapidShare

Social Change – V.High.EP & Real
Grab them free from BandCamp

The Crate Creeps & Choose Mics – The Prefix
Grab it free at MediaFire

Force & Sparts – Powerlines
Grab it free at MediaFire

Ryan Egan – The Intern
Download free at cassettewalkmans.com

Ryan Egan – Tapes, Decks & Paycheques

Thorts – Louder Actions Are Needed EP
Grab it now from MediaFire

A-Diction, Syntax & Whisper – In Good Company
Listen and grab it now on BandCamp

The Tongue – The Tongue Is Dead Mixtape
Grab it now from Elefant Traks

Fatty Phew – The Best Things In Life Are Free
Grab it from fattyphew.com

Fatty Phew puts in another gold star for Melbourne.

Coptic Soldier & Miriam Waks – Burn Churches feat. Mac Lethal
Grab it from our site

Maundz – March the 5th-Maundz ft. Fluent Form (V Remix)
Grab it at SendSpace

The man Dave V drops fire over Maundz and Fluent Form, seriously, who in Australia is gonna take on Dave V on that MPC?!

Maundz – Lamens Term ft. Shawn Lov
Grab it at You Send It

Maundz – Agent 99 (Doc Savage Remix)

Maundz – Gimme Some Maundz (Amayze Remix)

Maundz – White Shirts (Remix)

Spit Syndicate – Starry Eyes (Zarkov Remix)

Urthboy – Break Them Shackles (Sulo Remix)
Grab it now

Urthboy – Still Keep Diggin’
Grab it now

Whisper – Stand Up
Grab it now

One thing to take away from this, is that a fare whack of this stuff happened on SoundCloud, a great community based site for artists sharing music. SoundCloud‘s great for storing music and for artist interaction, but if you’re an artist looking to get a site online, then check out SoundFolder and try out their free ‘garage plan’ to get a feel.

Geko Presents Crate Cartel Radio

Ruxton — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 14:03:15 +0000

Crate Cartel are dropping a new release on June 18th via the Obese Distribution line, this time in the form of a Geko production album titled Crate Cartel Radio. Laced with arguably the countries best selection of MC’s and beats from Geko, Crate Cartel Radio is going to be another fine mark on 2010 from Melbourne.

Stepping up to the plate are Crate Cartel label mates Raven & Fluent Form alongside Luke Mac, Fatty Phew, Bias B, Bigfoot, Jakebizz, Aetcix and Maundz. Judging on previous Crate Cartel productions and the previous work of most of the MC’s on this, it’s a pretty safe bet you’re not going to waste your money, so go get your pre-order on now.

Geko - Crate Cartel Radio

Tracklisting

Maundz – Drama
Fluent Form, Raven & Geko – Detonate
Bigfoot, Jakebizz & Fluent Form – Victory
Bias B, Fluent Form & Geko – Waiting
Fatty Phew & Luke Mac – Insomnia
Raven – The Beast
Fluent Form, Raven & Geko – Not Going Out
Interval
Ciecmate – Are You With Me
Fluent Form & Geko – Frontline
Kings Konekted – Sniper Soliloquies
Aetcix & Geko – Still Hungry
Fluent Form & Geko – Memories

This here is a contender for OHH album artwork of the year, simple but effective. You can also check out the lead video for the album right here, it’s titled Memories and features Fluent Form.

A Few Questions With Peter Beaty of The Optimen

Ruxton — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 03:00:45 +0000

The hilarity continues as we catch up with Peter Beaty from The Optimen. Mr Beaty is the most recent addition to The Optimen and as his pseudonym suggests is responsible for working the MPC into magic beats. Don’t forget you can catch The Optimen‘s new album The Out of Money Experience from iTunes or from your favourite CD store.

General Questionnaire

What is your favorite word?

Cockamamie

What is your least favorite word?

Work

What turns you on?

Coffee

What turns you off?

Playing favorites

What sound or noise do you love?

Ting

What sound or noise do you hate?

Ding

What is your favorite curse word?

Munted C!*T!!

What profession other than your own would you like to attempt?

Beer taste tester

What profession would you not like to do?

Embalmer

If Heaven exists, what would you like to hear God say when you arrive at the Pearly Gates

“What took you so long?”

Musical Specifics

What got you into music?

Parents

Whats your favourite instrument?

Mellotron

Favourite album of all time?

Pink Floyd – Dark Side of the Moon

Favourite song of all time?

Battles – SZ2

Favourite artist of all time?

Cornelius

Phatchance – Invisible Queen (Video)

Ruxton — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 02:36:23 +0000

Phatchance drops a video for the track Invisible Queen of his current solo album Inkstains. You can grab Inkstains right now via iTunes or from your local hip hop stockist.

Click here to view the embedded video.

Invisible Queen a jazz inspired number by Californian producer DJ Hoppa who was responsible for Bliss N Eso‘s Up Jumped The Boogie and The Choof Choof Train. The video was shot by independent Sydney film team Heroes of The Party, directed by Danny Giles and stars Rebecca Lee Slade and Darren Moss, alongside Phatchance and Coptic Soldier. You can currently grab a copy of Invisible Queen for free from Triple J Unearthed or it’s available on Phatchance‘s debut solo album Inkstains.