For most of the last decade, if you wanted to understand how electronic music moved through Australia, you looked at Thick As Thieves. The agency built its reputation bringing international artists to clubs and festivals across the country, and over fifteen years it became one of the most trusted names in the business. Less visible, though no less important, was the domestic side of that operation, the part quietly developing local artists and getting them on the right line-ups in front of the right crowds. That work has now grown into something that deserves its own identity.
From 1 July, the domestic arm of Thick As Thieves…
