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Big Scary: Me and You review – introspective and varied, with wonderful, harrowing moments

The Melbourne band’s compelling fifth record is concerned with love found and lost – and ends with a heartbreaking one-two punch

Morning mail: Russians flee military draft, more rain on way in NSW, Optus data breach

<strong>Friday: </strong>Personal information of potentially millions compromised as Australia’s second-largest telco suffers massive data breach. Plus: Qantas passenger’s three-month wait for lost bag

From incense to 'The X-Files', Big Scary take us through the unlikely inspirations behind 'Daisy'

Big Scary Break Down Their Tense And Twisted New Album, 'Daisy'

Daisy, the wildly anticipated followup to their 2016 LP  Animal.  It’s been a while between drinks, but they haven’t exactly been twiddling their thumbs the duo have been releasing a stack of music through their label Pieater, including from Iansek’s solo projects #1 Dads. Daisy is another stunning release from the pair, tense and brooding and wry or “silly and spooky” according to their presser and is surely set to be one of the most acclaimed Australian records of the year. In celebration of the release, Syme offered to take Music Junkee through the album track-by-track, digging into its creation and themes. Dive in.

After five years, Big Scary are back with disco effervescence

Recorded during last year’s lockdown, the acclaimed Melbourne duo’s new release, Daisy, is a joyous party album