Kurt Vile, ‘Speed, Sound, Lonely KV’ review
Born out of recording sessions at Nashville’s iconic Butcher Shoppe Studio, Speed, Sound, Lonely...
Born out of recording sessions at Nashville’s iconic Butcher Shoppe Studio, Speed, Sound, Lonely...
The third in a trilogy of solo records (preceded by 1970’s McCartney and 1980’s...
Alison Mosshart and Jamie Hince, better known as The Kills, have assembled their best B-sides,...
Plastic Bouquet is the coming together of like-minded artists from two hemispheres. New Zealander...
“When we sample the music of musicians who’ve passed, it’s like summoning...
Arctic Monkeys bring their electrifying energy to the famed Royal Albert Hall off the back of...
From Tuscon Arizona, Calexico are well known for their blending of North American music with the...
Some history: CDB brought an urban edge to the Aussie boy band scene in the ’90s, when they...
by Zoë Radas | ALBUM REVIEWS
“Tell me when you’re coming home,” Bernard Fanning pleas on Unreleased single Daybreak – which...
Bruce Woodley once joked that a Seekers exposé would be headed: “Seekers Clean Up Hotel Room.”...
Troy Cassar-Daley’s 11th studio album is his first Christmas collection. Like an Aussie version of...
Keep a keen eye on the speedometer when listening to Wolf & Cub’s fourth album while...
Hammond Organ virtuoso Lachy Doley – who honed his craft as a session player with Powderfinger,...
Fusing her blues roots with R&B and American folk, must-be-heard singer-songwriter Shemekia...
Every King Gizzard review now reads as recycled: they’re a “prolific” “psych-rock” band from...
Opening on an uber-haunting version of the already spooky Carol of the Bells, it’s...
Paul Dempsey knows how to craft a multi-layered masterpiece. His songs are beautifully constructed...
Some thought the show was over – but AC/DC will never die. After the death of big brother Malcolm,...
Described by Cave as “… a prayer into the void… a souvenir from a strange and...
On the brink of breakup, this Yorkshire punk-rock trio put legal woes aside to create their first...
Leonardo Da Vinci had a formula for painting buildings: “To make one appear more distant...
Push The Blues Away: The title refers to the feeling, not the genre, as this album is a glorious...
I’ll Probably be Asleep is the debut from Melbourne-based Hachiku, led by songwriter Anika...
It must’ve been strange for Kylie to return to dance music during lockdown, not least because she...
by Adam Colby | ALBUM REVIEWS
In a recent QLD tour vlog, Bad Cox shows off the kind of endearingly erratic clowning which...
This mini-album – Midnight Oil’s first collection of originals in 18 years – can be seen as a...
Written throughout their late twenties, a period during which Smith reckoned publicly for the...
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Words | Tom Raucous If you were like me in the ’90s – obsessed with Mr. Bungle (and all...
An ominous boom opens the second instalment in Clipping’s horrorcore series, an indication that...
Opener Unperson barnstorms in with Conor Mason’s intense delivery conjuring RATM-level fury:...