Debut EP from Australian alt-punk outfit dust has been streaming since the end of March, but today the vinyl is available in retail stores. “post-punk newcomers making their thrilling, widescreen debut” ...“searing, visceral post-punk through a distinctly modern lens” NME Australia  “dust combine experimental jazz and electronica to create a sound which is fresh, raw and authentic.” God is in the TV Kill Your Stereo has a track by track breakdown of dust "et cetera, etc". Produced alongside Wade Keighran (Polish Club, Hockey Dad, Sarah Blasko), et cetera, etcis a transportative listen, filtered through stumbled-upon voicemail message interludes, warbling saxophone […]

All upcoming dates: 7/28 Dallas, TX - Dada * 7/29 San Antonio, TX - Paper Tiger* 7/30 Austin, TX - 3TEN Austin City Limits Live* 8/30 El Paso, TX - The Reagan 8/31 Phoenix, AZ - Linger Longer 9/01 Los Angeles, CA - Gold Diggers 9/02 Las Vegas, NV - The Usual Place 9/03 Salt Lake City, UT - International 9/04 Denver, CO - Hi Dive 9/05 Kansas City, KS - Minibar * w/Blood Red Shoes Tix at blushingmusic.com/tour

All dates & tix here US Dates Aug 24 Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Made Aug 25 Allston, MA @ Brighton Music Hall Aug 29 Detroit, MI @ The Shelter Aug 30 Chicago, IL @ Lincoln Hall Sep 01 Denver, CO @ Marquis Theater Sep 02 Salt Lake City, UT @ Kilby Court Sep 05 Seattle, WA @ Madame Lou's Sep 06 Portland, OR @ Mission Theater Sep 08 San Francisco, CA @ Rickshaw Stop Sep 09 Los Angeles CA @ The Roxy Sep 10 San Diego, CA @ Soma Sidestage  

Can you hear what I’m saying, am I losing you? Are we still connected? I can’t see you, the stream’s frozen.   For years, Garden Centre’s Max Levy has been searching for a steady stream. A stream to watch sports on, a stream to glean information from, a stream to wade in. Occasionally, he’ll immerse himself shin-deep in an actual, physical stream: an activity that pulls him in closest to the hum of the universe. Living is a fractured and fractious experience. A stream is a promise of resonance, unifying our innermost being with our outside reality.   This is […]

Recorded over a number of sessions in Brooklyn and Roanoke, Virginia, Matter is the deft, brutally honest record we have been waiting for Nicole to make. Flanked by collaborators Joe Boyer (Cloud Nothings), Jacob Sloan (The Pains of Being Pure at Heart), Tom Barrett (Overlake) and Duncan Lloyd (Maximo Park), the fuzzed-out textures and muscular drum beats harken back to nineties guitar rock such as Guided by Voices, Sonic Youth and Belly, while speaking to societal injustices with frankness reminiscent of Bikini Kill and Sleater- Kinney. Nicole Yun takes great pains to explain her struggle to grapple with modern society […]

Alt-punk outfit dust skyrocket today with the release of their debut EP, et cetera, etc out now via Kanine Records. Produced alongside Wade Keighran (Polish Club, Hockey Dad, Sarah Blasko), et cetera, etcis a transportative listen, filtered through stumbled-upon voicemail message interludes, warbling saxophone solos and electronic ambience dispersed through driving punk rock in all its forms. et cetera, etcis a window to dust’s genesis in real time - friends jamming to their idols and experimenting for the first time, unknowingly piecing together a debut project - consciously guided by each other. dust's debut EP is in that way, a one-of-a-kind […]

"Hall Of Fame is a song about vicarious living - letting yourself be moved and motivated by the achievements of others. The song takes place in the mind of a person asleep at their desk, gleefully dreaming about inducting brutalized boxers into their own personal hall of fame."   Searching For A Stream is out May 19th digital and vinyl, available for preorder now.

dust, the fast-rising Australian alt-punk outfit, releases another single from the upcoming debut EP et cetera, etc.   Guitar lines wrung out like chains, reverberating like slammed farm gates or trodden steel step frames, ‘Joy ( Guilt )’ rounds out et cetera, etc’s themes of mortality, family and social commentary with a hypnotic look inward that reflects the catharsis of aimless driving. Crossing the garage lustre of heritage act Royal Headache with a charged spoken word delivery from dual-vocalist Gabriel Stove, as elegiac and affecting as Fontaine D.C.’s Grian Chatten or shame’s Charlie Steen.   et cetera, etc is out digitally […]