Russell Morris goes deeper and darker into identity on new LP
Russell Morris is like a great actor. He can truly inhabit a song, with his voice often...
Russell Morris is like a great actor. He can truly inhabit a song, with his voice often...
Sophie Allison – who writes and performs under the musical moniker Soccer Mommy – has unveiled her...
by Zoë Radas | ALBUM REVIEWS
It seems the “inner child meditation work” Lauv dabbled in during the making of this, his second...
by Zoë Radas | ALBUM REVIEWS
Rebirth, euphoria, and the guts to grab life’s neck and squeeze every bit of growling...
It’s been a big year for debut solo albums by Aussie rock legends; hot on the heels of Chris...
Singer-songwriter-guitarist Ben Harper’s genre-traversing body of work now includes this...
Hailing from the creative hub of South London, indie star-in-the-making DC Gore pairs ’80s...
“If you painted me, what colour would you make me?” Alex the Astronaut asks at the start of her...
by Zoë Radas | ALBUM REVIEWS
If you hear the spectre of Fields of Gold in the art of celebrated, 23-year-old NZ artist Jenny...
Blessed are we who receive two Jack White albums in one sun-lap. The Detroit musical mastermind...
Dark, melodic, and slightly haunting, lead singer Paul Banks’ voice remains as soothing as any...
Prolific London experimental trio Black Midi release their second album in two years; third record...
Championed by Frank Ocean and Ezra Koenig (Vampire Weekend), Superorganism are, unquestionably, a...
“Don’t it faze you how people change?” Caleb Harper asks in Sitting Up, the opening track on...
On their third – and arguably best – record, MUNA have created a beautiful and gripping portrayal...
Oxford indie-rockers Foals capture the hedonism of a night out on their seventh record, an...
Mike Hadreas once again casts an evocative spell on his sixth record under musical moniker Perfume...
Following their surprise debut as part of Glastonbury Festival’s livestream-only 2021 edition...
The music business never stops throwing up surprises. One summer, Jimmy Barnes decided to record...
It’s the morning after the night before and you’re dealing with the damage and the debris. After...
A more mature reflection on melancholy is the defining characteristic on Post Malone’s fourth LP,...
Whatever way you look at it, Vance Joy is an incredible success story. The...
by Tim Lambert | ALBUM REVIEWS
On fifth album Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers, the Compton rapper presents an astonishingly...
Throughout her career, Angel Olsen has been a master of catharsis, transfixing audiences through...
Great bands seem to be a dying breed. So props to Melbourne’s Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever who...
One of the more delightful things in life is being able to instantly recognise a Ball Park Music...
Sometimes a record’s title is so compelling it demands to be listened to. Such is the case with...
“I believe what this album has done to our legacy is very similar to what Rumours did for...
by Zoë Radas | ALBUM REVIEWS
Harry’s House – which comes three eventful years after 2019’s Fine Line – draws us deeply into the...
by Zoë Radas | ALBUM REVIEWS
Globe-trotting electronic wizard Flume (Harley Streten on his passport) has shared that – like...