Kisschasy Goodbye
Kisschasy‘s debut album United Paper People was a tipping point for many young Australians, one that introduced them to Australian music. I count myself…
BIGSOUND Live: Magelwurzel + Le Pie + Sex on Toast + Born Lion + Guards of May + Dorsal Fins + The Pretty Littles + Tijuana Cartel + Crepes
It’s not possible to review every band at BIGSOUND and that has little to do with the logistics. It’s a headspace thing. And possibly…
The Smith Street Band says Welcome
The Smith Street Band, relentless purveyours of shout-along rock that feels both giddy and cerebral all at once, just can’t seem to stop killing…
Getting Messy With Moses Gunn Collective
Moses Gunn Collective are about to drop one of the most hotly anticipated LPs in the Brisbane scene: their debut, Mercy Mountain. A slew…
Pretty Grate, Mate
The phrase “a band that needs no introduction” is bandied-about all too often, but seriously, if you need an introduction to The Grates, reigning…
The Highs & Lows of Splendour 2015: A Retrospective
They say hindsight is 20/20, so we’re putting that to the test. One week on from #SITG2015, Liz Ansley and James Wills take a…
JAMIE T – BACK IN THE GAME!
In 2007 he released his debut album Panic Prevention, predominately recorded in his bedroom, not that that had any effect on its popularity. In…
Splendour Recap: Night #3
The past three days have been experienced in a vastly different way depending on whether you were in attendance at Splendour in the Grass…
Splendour Recap: Day #3
The third and final day of Splendour in the Grass 2015 got off to a miserable-looking start with rain pattering over the roofs of…
The Only Splendour Style Report You’ll Need
Punters make the pilgrimage from across the country, and some from overseas, to Splendour in the Grass to see some incredible live music and…