Haunting, mournful and full of a simmering, relentless rage, Skinty Fia is an unravelling of sorts. It’s music that sets you on edge, knee bouncing in anticipation of the moment singer Grian Chatten’s drawling baritone drops out...
Marked by their always intriguing juxtaposition of darkly comedic lyrical work and joyfully chaotic riffs, PUP’s follow up to 2019’s Morbid Stuff (read our review of that one here) is an exercise in evolution and reflection. As...
‘All gas, no breaks’ feels like the perfect way to describe the debut record from Melbourne outfit Baker’s Eddy. Undeniably fun, Love Boredom Bicycles is a sensational amalgam of indie and punk – a combination that...
Camp Cope have never struggled to make beautiful, soaring music. They have an innate ability to dig under your skin and touch your soul with a gentle, reassuring hand, and that talent is clearer than ever before on new record...
A stunning exploration into the loss of a father, angel in realtime. is a beautiful and searingly honest record from Gang of Youths. Marked by their knack for twisting melancholic, rapturous lyrics around joyful, serene...