- Brisbane's Anonymeye A.K.A. Andrew Tuttle has been making it his business to create gorgeous, experimental music, and on album number three, this bad-ass trend continue. This latest offering Anontendre, sees Tuttle create luscious instrumental music, centred around a backbone of acoustic guitar & banjo, set in a haze of analog synths and subtle electronic flourishes. Tuttle has certainly grown into a great big beautifully & musically adept butterfly recently, coming a long way from those early years making unashamedly brash, casio-fuelled, electro pop with Brisbane skuzz duo - the now presumably defunct - Molliger. The track I've chosen, Federation is the opening cut from the record and is a pretty darn good indication of what you can expect from the rest, it's very much mood music to lose yourself in. Background music for the front of your mind, the soundtrack to a life so wonderful you can only stand-back and watch in awe. So put on those big ol' cans, slide yourself down into a comfy chair and melt into the good vibrations.