REVIEW: Liam Finn | The Nihilist
Liam Finn’s latest offering in the form of his third album The Nihilist is one that is compositionally interesting. Opening track Ocean Emanuelle rolls…
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REVIEW The Black Keys | Fever (single)
Fever is the latest single to be released by The Black Keys after a three year break following their notorious album, El Camino. El…
REVIEW: Dan Sultan | Blackbird
It’s been five long years since Sultan’s last release, but Blackbird was well worth the wait. Described as a mix of country, soul and…
REVIEW: Band of Skulls | Himalayan
Band of Skulls. This band captured my attention with their debut album Baby Darling Dollface Honey and haven’t lost it since. Hailing from England,…
NIGHTWALKING with DZ Deathrays
Genre is constricting; a means to limit an artist’s potential. Thankfully genre boundaries are loosening with bands breaking free and exploring. Jagwar Ma, Animal…
NIGHTWALKERS
Genre is constricting; a means to limit an artist’s potential. Thankfully genre boundaries are loosening with bands breaking free and exploring. Jagwar Ma, Animal…
REVIEW: DZ Deathrays | Black Rat
Change is perspective. Genre is constrictive. DZ Deathrays are relentless. With high anticipation in the air after purposefully dropping two dynamically different singles –…
Clairy Browne & The Bangin’ Rackettes: A punch of a performance
Clairy Browne & The Bangin’ Rackettes, a nine-piece band from Melbourne, pack a whole lotta soul into a single performance. Christie Ots caught up…
Hanging 5 with Hat Fitz & Cara
ONE: This husband and wife duo met at a festival in Ireland they were performing at and, during a dance at the bar later…
Whole lotta beard
The Beards: A whole lotta beard! Kicking off their tour at Bluesfest, Adelaide band The Beards have taken their comedic approach to music…