Every King Gizzard review now reads as recycled: they’re a “prolific” “psych-rock” band from Geelong and here they are trying on a slightly different outfit that nevertheless hangs similar to the ones before it. But now in a...
It must’ve been strange for Kylie to return to dance music during lockdown, not least because she had to record and co-engineer the songs herself. So how is it, the closest thing we’ll likely ever get to a DIY Kylie record? Hot...
Written throughout their late twenties, a period during which Smith reckoned publicly for the first time as non-binary, Love Goes is a disco-winged strut through, mostly, heartbreak. But although the second person is employed...
Nothing will ever beat the spectacle of the boy band. Free to borrow from every flavour of the month and combine it with the bombast of stadium rock, boy bands may be less fashionable than they were 20 years ago but they’ll...
This album’s title evokes the kind of YouTube esoterica one finds oneself deep within when there’s so much going on, so overwhelming, that a new obsession is called for just to drown it all out. John Darnielle, a purveyor...