Single review: Benny D Williams | Cleanse Your Soul
Those with an ear to the ground for unique, quality and original Gold Coast sounds would no doubt already be familiar with the name…
The Sisters Of Mercy: Vision Things
For close to four decades now, dark-rock royalty The Sisters Of Mercy have cast an indelible shadow over the alternative music landscape. Driven by…
The Mark Of Cain: Staying In The Battle For Longer
Adelaide heavy rock behemoth The Mark Of Cain are about to resurface after a four year hiatus, to mark the occasion of the 30th…
Album Review: Hiss Golden Messenger | Terms Of Surrender
Hiss Golden Messenger is the aural conduit of acclaimed North Carolina songwriter M.C Taylor. Always a critical and peer darling, he’s been steadily garnering…
Album review: Baltimore Gun Club (Self Titled)
The second, self-titled album of powerhouse Gold Coast trio Baltimore Gun Club traverses a dazzling array of amped-up goodness at the meatier end of…
Album Review: The Shambolics | Be Careful What You Wish For
Local four piece The Shambolics are a band with plenty of collective life experience and clearly a quality set of musical influences. With two…
Springing Into Stride With Black Rabbit George
It’s been a fruitful year on the music front for Paul George, the front man of much-loved Gold Coast music institution Tijuana Cartel, a…
Bluesfest 2020: The Return Of Crowded House
One of the drop-dead biggest artist announcements of Bluesfest 2020 (or any years Bluesfest, for that matter), was that of much-loved icons, Crowded House….
Being Jane Lane Drop Debut Album
Ferociously fun female five-piece Being Jane Lane are about to detonate big-time on the Australian musical landscape off the back of their much-anticipated debut…
Under the Spell of Jeenie
If frenetic, fist pumping rock/rap/hip hop amalgamations are your idea of a good time, musically speaking, then look no further than up and coming local…