coup de main - noun
kü-də-ˈmaⁿ
Definition of coup de main : an attack that achieves complete surprise.

Interview: Courtney Marie Andrews on her album, 'Honest Life'.

With a voice that's caught the attention of both Jimmy Eat World and Ryan Adams (the latter of whom called her a "phenomenal songwriter"), there's something special about Courtney Marie Andrews. Having worked as a touring and session musician since leaving home at just age 16, as well as releasing her own music along the way, Andrews is well-versed in the music industry, most recently with her latest album, 'Honest Life'.

Australia: Haim are doing a signing in Sydney this Saturday!

Sydney-based Haim fans, turns out its your lucky week as it’s just been announced that the sisters will be appearing at a one-hour signing session at Newtown record store, Hum Music (271 King Street), this Saturday July 22nd from 4pm to 5pm.

Plus, you can get a free Haim tote bag or a set of postcards (while stock lasts) when you purchase their new album, 'Something To Tell You', to gain entry into the signing.

Interview: Ansel Elgort on 'Baby Driver' and his upcoming EP.

Ansel Elgort is excitedly drawing an abstract self-portrait of himself, explaining the different parts in the drawing that relate to the different things he loves - “These are music notes and these are the acting faces and then here is a basketball hoop, because I love basketball too.” Not a bad effort for a jet-lagged 23-year-old who is currently on the most hectic trip of his life, flying around the world in support of the phenomenal Edgar Wright directed car heist / thriller / romance, ‘Baby Driver’, which is swiftly becoming 2017's most beloved success story.

Interview: ives. x Converse.

ives has been on our radar for a little while now, with her two songs 'Calling Ur Phone' and '172' racking up thousands of plays across Soundcloud and Spotify. On debut single ‘Calling Ur Phone’ she declares, “I won’t try calling your phone,” and the equally as addictive follow-up ‘172’ saw her collaborate with fellow New Zealander Merk.

SWMRS announced as Rise Against support act for NZ February tour.

Rise Against have just announced their return to New Zealand for next February, and they’re bringing with them Fueled By Ramen band SWMRS.

The bands will play an All Ages show at Christchurch’s Horncastle Arena on February 17th, followed by an R18 show at Auckland’s Logan Campbell Centre on February 19th.

Tickets for the tour are available now - click here to purchase.

Watch the ‘D'You Have A Car?’ music video below…

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