Tralala Blip

Aussie Dream Review – Volcanic Tongue

Soccer in Space Video

Tra La La Blip – Soccer In Space from Fine Goods Productions on Vimeo.

“Aussie Dream is full of songs about Australian dreams and nightmares. Politically, there are many Aussie nightmares right now. But this record is titled Aussie Dream and we must dream up positive futures. I did this cover illustration a long time ago. Disembraining Machine really liked it and I think it suites our songs that [...]

My Radio Heart

Inspired by the Marvel comic book series X-men and arcade video games My Radio Heart is a love story for the 21st century.

Castle Of Golden Sound Video

This video for our song “Castle Of Golden Sound” was created by our good friends at Fine Goods Productions.

Tralala Blip & Muttboy Atlantis Tour

Tralala Blip will be boarding the submarine of love, off the coast of Northern NSW, just minutes from Atlantis, travel down the east coast of Australia escorted by pods of humpback whales to Melbourne where they will team up with their southern buddies Muttboy and Mad Nanna for a brief tour of Melbourne and Bendigo. [...]

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My Radio Heart

Co-produced by Urban Theatre Projects and NORPA Commissioned...

Tralala Blip & Muttboy Atlantis Tour

Tralala Blip will be boarding the submarine of love,...

Tralala Blip Live at Lismore Regional Gallery

Gallery After Hours Show

Come down/up to the Lismore Regional Gallery for a...

Aussie Dream Review – Volcanic Tongue

“Magical, confusing, one-off Australian underground blat, courtesy of Joel Stern (Sky Needle et al) and Andrew McLellan’s (cured Pink, Soft Power. etc.) private Disembraining imprint: Tralala Blip came together as a project involving differently-abled artists working to create a spontaneous form of droning/hallucinatory electronic pop. The vocals are beautiful, drifting in and out on wisps [...]

In My Natural Way: Tralala Blip interview – Crawlspace Magazine

Tralala Blip’s newly released LP Aussie Dream is a joyful and strange record. The electronic instrumentation has a bright beauty and the half-shouted vocals indicate a freedom of expression quite rare in an age where everything kinda sounds like something else.