About Terror Terror 

Formed in 2023, Terror Terror channels the tension between structure and collapse, weaving sharp altrock layers, rhythms driven by two drummers, and a raw, unfiltered energy. 

Their sound is as much inspired by the grit of Osees and Sonic Youth as by the full-powered vocal stylings of Patti Smith and Beth Gibbons.

With multiple singles and music videos released over their first two years, Terror Terror are now ready to present their first full statement: Made of Parts, arriving February 2026 via Home Hearing Records.

Available via the Home Hearing Records Bandcamp page and all streaming platforms on January 20, Adventures in Sound Vol.2 is a snapshot of contemporary underground music, unified not by style but by adventure and intent. From folk and post-punk to garage rock and digital hardcore, the compilation invites listeners to explore music as a living, shifting soundscape.

About the Compilation

Adventures in Sound Vol.2 features ten tracks from ten distinct artists, each contributing a song that reflects their own sonic world while adding to a broader, exploratory whole.

Tracklisting:

1. Damien J. Johnson – This House
   Country/Folk/Blues artist Damien J. Johnson from Ipswich delivers This House, a track that is deeply personal to the artist. The song acts as a metaphor for spiritual searching and a feeling of not quite belonging, grounded in heartfelt storytelling and regional Australian life.
2. Elbury – Fantasy
   Brisbane-based alternative-folk outfit Elbury blend finger-style acoustic guitar with electric textures, keys, synths, and vocals. Fantasy is a reflective break-up story that grapples with time passing and learning to accept life without the one constant presence through hardship.
3. Sabre Siren – Grip
   Darkwave/post-punk outfit Sabre Siren contribute Grip, a track that saturates the listener in ominous yet uplifting soundwaves, balancing shadow and momentum with hypnotic intensity.
4. Sounds Like Winter – Echoes
   Formed in 2012, Sydney’s Sounds Like Winter have built an international reputation through multiple releases and extensive touring. Echoes delves into the paranormal, exploring the many possible reasons for a haunting through post-punk atmospheres.
5. Sour Hour – Too Real
   Emerging from the darkness, Sour Hour defies easy definition. Too Real is a dose of psychedelic weirdness – a twisted tale delivered via buzz-saw guitars and a creepy, unsettling narrative well-suited for modern strange times.
6. Terror Terror – All the News (Live)
   Based in Thailand, Thai-American art-punk band Terror Terror bring unfiltered energy with their track All the News. Beginning lightly, the song gradually collapses into chaos, reflecting media overload, device dependency, and the mechanisms of control in modern life.
7. N.B.C.c – Rats Are in the Basement
   N.B.C.c (No Brain Certified club) is a collective inspired by contemporary music movements and social realities. Their debut song Rats Are in the Basement depicts a world in crisis – sirens blaring, society burning, and a desire to escape collapse.
8. Dada Sun – Advice Song
   Delivering fast, raucous garage rock, Dada Sun are inspired by the 80s underground. Advice Song is the first song the band ever wrote, and this version is from a raw 4-track recording, capturing its immediacy, urgency, and unpolished appeal.
9. Karoshi – Therapizza
   Karoshi fuse dance and rock where The Prodigy meets Pendulum meets AC/DC. Therapizza is a restless, emotionally taut track about slipping back into bad habits, even with the best intentions, driven by grit and pulse.
10. The Lobotomy Girls – God of the Machine
    Closing out the compilation is The Lobotomy Girls with their digital hardcore track God of the Machine. The song poses unsettling questions about technology, control, and belief in an age of algorithmic divinity – aggressive, confrontational, and uncomfortably timely.

Adventures in Sound Vol. 2 is a continuation of the label’s mission and an open invitation to all: step inside, listen, and explore the unexpected.

About Dada Sun 

Formed in late 2024 in Chiang Mai, Thailand, Dada Sun blends feral garage rock energy with art-rock instincts. The trio – Julian Rogers (vocals/guitar), Michael Oakley (bass), and Davis Campbell (drums) – met through the city’s small but thriving experimental music scene.  

With plans for touring across Asia and work underway on a new album, Dada  Sun continues to evolve while keeping one foot in the rehearsal room and the other on stage. 

Home Hearing Records is thrilled to announce the release of Every Day Is Some Day, a new 4-track EP by genre-blending artist Simon D, available worldwide on September 1, 2025.

Known for his exploratory yet accessible sound, Simon D delivers a compelling mix of sonic textures in this latest project – a clear reflection of his evolution as an artist.

“I am really excited to release this collection of songs,” says Simon. “The EP highlights the progression that I am making as an artist.”

Each track on Every Day Is Some Day invites the listener into a distinct soundworld

The tracks featured on the EP are:

Every Day Is Some Day – A shimmering blend of synthpop and synthwave, combining melodic hooks with nostalgic textures.

Birds (Tui) – An experimental electronic piece featuring natural sounds like birdsong and water drops, evoking a sense of mind-altering wonder.

The Tentacles Of Oz – A psychedelic groove anchored by organic musical elements preceded by crashing waves and bird calls – it’s immersive and hypnotic.

Dub In G Minor – A deep dive into dub techno, showcasing rhythmic precision and ambient layering.

“We are very pleased to be able to release this EP from Simon D,” says Home Hearing Records. “This EP represents our motto ‘Home of the Eclectic’ to a tee, with a diverse range of sounds – all of which are immensely enjoyable.”

Simon D continues to push musical boundaries with each release.

With the Every Day Is Some Day EP, he further defines his artistic voice while embracing the rich diversity that Home Hearing Records is known for.

The EP is available now through Bandcamp.

Featuring 8 original tracks from artists based across Australia, the compilation highlights a variety of electronic music genres including drum and bass, house, progressive, techno, and trance.

With a running time of 40 minutes, the artists featured on the compilation are: Abelisk, Petrichor Project, R-10, Rabbits On Saturn, Robodop Snei, Sequential Zero, Simon D, Suburban Spell.

Adventures in Sound Vol.1 is available now via the Home Hearing Records Bandcamp page

“A Hundred Voices” showcases Bri & Si’s signature blend of eclectic electronics, intriguing lyrics, and compelling composition. Tracks such as “A Hundred Voices” and “The Block” highlight the duo’s ability to craft memorable compositions which engage and excite the listener.

“We’re pleased to share this collection of songs,” says Si. “Each track on ‘A Hundred Voices’ represents a different voice and a different perspective.”

Tracklist:

1. A Hundred Voices

2. The Block

3. A Hundred Voices (HOSTILE ARCHITECT Remix)

4. A Hundred Voices (Action Ant Minimal Mix)

You can preview and purchase the A Hundred Voices EP by Bri & Si here.

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