EP review: Joshua Lovegrove | Infinite
Local lad Joshua Lovegrove released his second EP Infinite on 23 September and this five-track compilation shows a new side to the singer-songwriter. Kicking…
Land of sticky pleasure
Christie Ots sat down with Paddy Fingers, the bassist and vocalist of Brisbane band Sticky Fingers to talk about their festival recovery, plans for…
REVIEW: Calan Mai | Days on the Rock Face
Calan Mai’s EP Days On The Rock Face has been a long time in the making. After a resoundingly positive response to the first…
REVIEW: Angus & Julia Stone | Angus & Julia Stone
Having long been a fan of Angus & Julia their latest, and self-titled, album Angus & Julia Stone brought mixed feelings. Initially I found…
REVIEW: Splendour in the Grass, Byron Bay Parklands
I have to say that after last year’s mud-filled and poorly executed Splendour In The Grass I was almost ready to write off what…
I OH YOU’s winning formula: DMA’s, DZ Deathrays and Violent Soho bring their A-game to Splendour
When I joined eager punters at DMA’s festival-opener at the GW McLennan stage for Splendour day one, I was expecting a five-song set. Their…
Calan Mai: He has the love
Gold Coast local Calan Mai caught up with Christie Ots about his latest international success, creating his EP and how homework resulted in We’ve…
REVIEW: Conor Oberst | Upside Down Mountain
Listening to Upside Down Mountain it’s impossible not to hear Bright Eyes, Oberst’ band, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Released in May…
REVIEW: Broadwing | Pinhole Camera
Having been released earlier this month Pinhold Camera is the debut EP from Alice Springs singer/songwriter Broadwing. With tracks like Anodyne you are pushed…
Calling out for more at the Courthouse Hotel
It is rare that I venture above Chevron Island in my quest for music, but I recently found myself at the Courthouse Hotel in…