Live Review: Yeah Yeah Yeahs @ Margaret Court Arena
It just feels so good to see the Yeah Yeah Yeahs doing what they do best.
Source: themusic.com.au
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Automatic: "The Kind of Music We Write is Always a Little Bit Sinister"
Automatic will play their first shows on Australian soil in January 2022. Music Feeds chats to vocalist and synth player Izzy Glaudini.
Source: musicfeeds.com.au
The 22 Best Albums of 2022
From experimental hip-hop to jazz electronica, post-Instagram post-punk to neo-discodelia, futurist salsa dura to pop renaissances, 2022 marked the first full year of art born in the “after.” These are the albums that defined our year.
Source: kcrw.com
LA post punk trio Automatic on 'sound guys' stuck in the past and music that makes people face reality
LA Post punk trio Automatic are set to play their first ever show in Aotearoa next January.
Source: rnz.co.nz
Automatic Announce Debut New Zealand Shows
Forging fresh sonic pathways in synth-soaked post-punk / new wave, US trio Automatic have
Source: undertheradar.co.nz
Scenes From Freakout Festival 2022: Os Mutantes, No Age, Vondré, Automatic, Sgt. Papers, and More
Highlights and trippy lights from this weekend's four-day festival.
Source: thestranger.com
Automatic's Apocalyptic Synth Rock and Fire-Toolz's Subversive Genre-Splicing
The best new music to hit Dave Segal's inbox this week.
Source: thestranger.com
Automatic dances to the death of capitalism
Los Angeles trio opening for Osees at The Chapel pair dire warnings with synth pop bliss
Source: sfexaminer.com
Automatic Share New Single 'Skyscraper' Upcoming Album 'Excess'
Automatic - the trio of Izzy Glaudini (synths, lead vocals), Lola Dompé (drums, vocals) and Halle Saxon-Gaines (bass) - release “Skyscraper” off their new album Excess. Automatic’s second album for Stones Throw, Excess, rides the imaginary edge where the ‘70s underground met the corporate culture of the ‘80s.
Source: broadwayworld.com