Since the release of her infectious first single Try in 2017, all eyes have been on Hatchie, the project of Brisbane’s Harriette Pilbeam. Keepsake comes off the back of relentless touring for Pilbeam and her band, but instead of...
On their debut album Melbourne punk outfit (and now international sensations) Amyl & the Sniffers make an explosive half-an-hour statement. Starfire 500 kicks things off and the first thing that’s apparent is how hi-fi the...
Cate Le Bon has always been a musical outsider, seemingly existing in her own world of surrealism and ambiguity. Though she has often kept her listeners at a distance, Le Bon reveals more of herself than ever before on Reward,...
It seems that after years of relishing attention, Mac DeMarco is now craving a more solitary existence, settling down not only in life but within his sound. Depicting himself as a lone cowboy, DeMarco continues down the path of...
On their third album, Brooklyn quartet Big Thief once again stun with a collection of delicate songs offset by a quiet devastation. Adrianne Lenker’s haunting vocal serves as the cornerstone of the band, with the abstract tales...