Reverse Charges 2 – Presented by No Refunds and The Bald Faced Stag
Reverse Charges 2, a night showcasing Australian D.I.Y. punk and electronica. After the sell out success of the first one, Reverse Charges is back and bigger than ever. Tickets $20
Video – Oceans Of Love
Shot & produced by Julie Bennett / Edited by Danny Harris or you can watch the clip on You Tube
Oceans Of Love – Limited Edition Cassette
Includes secret track. Includes unlimited streaming of Oceans Of Love via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more
GLOBALE – Germany
As part of the GLOBALE, Tralala Blip is scheduled to present its music for the first time in Germany.
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Reverse Charges 2 – Presented by No Refunds and The Bald Faced Stag
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Reverse Charges 2 – Presented by No Refunds and The Bald Faced Stag
Reverse Charges 2, a night showcasing Australian D.I.Y. punk and electronica. After the sell out success of the first one, Reverse Charges is back and bigger than ever. Tickets $20
TEDx Sydney: A New Way To Listen – A Conversation With Tralala Blip
A New Way To Listen – A Conversation With Tralala Blip Story by Emma Koubayssi Read the full story on the TEDx Sydney website “What strikes us most about this electro pop quintet is that there’s purity in the way they play. Tralala Blip has created a space for improvisation. You can almost feel the sensitivity [...]
Video – Oceans Of Love
Shot & produced by Julie Bennett / Edited by Danny Harris or you can watch the clip on You Tube
Oceans Of Love Review
The Guardian Website: Music You Missed: 10 essential releases from the Australian underground “This cassette from Lismore electronic group Tralala Blip was released the day they opened Unsound festival in Adelaide. Its songs partially recapture the jubilation that flowed from stage to audience within the gig’s first few minutes. Tralala Blip did not – as others might [...]
The Guardian – Unsound Adelaide Review
The Guardian – Unsound Adelaide Review “Tralala Blip remind us beautifully of two things we love about experimental music: the alchemy of collaboration and the raw expressiveness found in unorthodox pairings” Read the full review on The Guardian website.
unsound Adelaide Review – INDAILY.COM.AU
Shadows climbed inside the hall as bleeps and earnest vocals weaved into the thump; the communal heart of Tralala Blip from regional NSW. Their beeps, swishes and trills suggested they had decommissioned R2-D2 and built drum machines and effects gear with his kindly circuits…
Tralala Blip @ 4ZZZ Carpark
Anticipation is high for the final act on the bill though. Tralala Blip from the North Coast of NSW are an absolute treat from the get go. Five members crowd around a table full of electronics, swapping turns on the microphone. Squiggly lines, blips, beeps, and beats emanate…
Oceans of Love 7 Track Album
Aussie Dream
TralalaBlip Meets Muttboy in Atlantis
Submarine Love Songs
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