Review: The Holidays | Real Feel
A four-year gap between albums can induce mixed feelings in fans. In the case of Sydney’s The Holidays, they return with a highly likeable…
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Review: Tycho | Awake
If you’re someone who likes sleek, cinematic scores that put a spring in your step, Tycho’s new album Awake is something you should definitely…
We review The Horrors’ single, I see you
I See You is the first track released from The Horrors’ upcoming LP entitled Luminous and is a generous insight into the new album…
SOÜLFUL
RÜFÜS don’t possess any supernatural ability or superhuman powers – they just know how to play music. Their success isn’t unheard of in this…
This is not the end for the Baby Animals
After disappearing for a decade or so, Suze DeMarchi and the Baby Animals returned to the scene last year with their latest studio offering…
REVIEW: The Strums | Rock N Roll
A four piece, hailing from Brisbane, these boys know their rock. And their roll. This single from yet to be released EP We are…
Slow motion on a full tank
Clouds, waterfalls, breeze, ambience, expansion, impact – Slow Motion Music. These words are just a fraction of what can be felt and seen while…
Born in the AUS
Courtney Barnett. Learn it now because it’s soon to become a household name. In the space of a couple of years, the Melbourne alt-country…
Review: DZ Deathrays | Gina works at Hearts
Brisbane thrashers DZ Deathrays shocked audiences worldwide with previous single, Northern Lights – a droning, almost shoegaze-esque, ballad that shook that DZ Deathrays formula….
We review Magic by Coldplay
Coldplay’s return has been heavily anticipated; the fans are thirsty for more music, more tours, more melancholic beauty, and Coldplay has delivered, albeit without…