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Marta Vega Turns Romantic Anxiety Into Fuzzy Alt-Rock Euphoria on ‘OMG! I’m In Love’

Marta Vega’s new single “OMG! I’m In Love” is the sound of catching feelings and immediately regretting it. The London-based Italian artist channels the...

Late Stay Ultra Girls Embrace the Beautifully Unhinged on ‘Derek Is A Reasonable Man’

Late Stay Ultra Girls, the solo project of Bristol multi-instrumentalist Tim Burden, returns with “Derek Is A Reasonable Man”, a wonderfully strange slice of...

Seasurfer Balance Fragility and Force on ‘The Noise Is Ours’

Hamburg trio Seasurfer continue to refine their distinctive strain of “dream-punk” on 'The Noise Is Ours', a four-track EP where shoegaze haze, post-punk tension...

Bodydouble’s ‘The Tone’ Turns Y2K R&B Into a Beautifully Unreliable Fantasy

There is something immediately suspicious about bodydouble.The Dublin duo’s debut, ‘The Tone’, arrives dressed for the occasion: immaculate production, glossy visuals, sultry vocals, low-rise...

Q&A with Scottish artist Daniel Leckerman

Daniel Leckerman’s latest release, “Karma”, explores nostalgia, self-acceptance and the complicated process of letting go. Alongside his work as an artist, Daniel is also...

Q&A with BobbyAI

Following the release of ‘Forever Bionic’, TAGG caught up with BobbyAI to explore the evolving relationship between human creativity and technology. From using AI...

Q&A with American singer-songwriter Rebecca McDonnell

For Rebecca McDonnell, making music is as much about following an idea as it is about knowing when to change direction. A song can...

ILA Turn Heartbreak Into Something Bigger on ‘Sorry’

Heartbreak is easy to write about and surprisingly difficult to make sound convincing. ILA find a way around that problem on ‘Sorry’, a bruising...

Montello Make Heartbreak Dance on ‘Eleanor (When Will You Learn?)’

Heartbreak has a tendency to become overly serious in indie music. Montello have other ideas. On ‘Eleanor (When Will You Learn?)’, the Wigan and...

British Duo Fountain Finds the Extraordinary in the Everyday on ‘It’s Ordinary’

There is nothing particularly ordinary about the way Fountain make a racket. The Northampton duo return with ‘It’s Ordinary’, a compact burst of garage...

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Mick created TAGG - The Alternative Gig Guide in 1979 with Helmut Katterl, the world's first real Street Magazine. He had been involved with his fathers publishing business, Toorak Times and associated publications since 1972. Mick was also involved in Melbourne's music scene for a number of years opening venues, discovering and managing bands and providing information and support for the industry.Mick has also created a number of local festivals and is involved in not for profit and supporting local charities.