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November 3, 2016 in Music, Reviews
Leah Flanagan: Saudades
It’s pretty fitting that the opening single to Leah Flanagan’s newest release Saudades is titled ‘Chills’ as her vocals do just that.
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October 31, 2016 in Music, Reviews
Kingfisha: Offered it up
With this being the second album for Kingfisha it marks a continuation on the path of creating reggae infused dub/electronic music.
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October 26, 2016 in Music, Reviews
Sticky Fingers: Westway (The Glitter and The Slums)
It’s been two years since the release of Land of Pleasure, the second LP by Australia’s favourite indie-reggae-pop- fusion-party band Sticky Fingers.
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October 24, 2016 in Music, Reviews
Kylie Auldist: Family Free
Around Melbourne, discerning soul fans have long been blessed by the glorious vocals of NSW import Kylie Auldist. Her fourth album Family Tree is a stunner, incorporating the stylish shimmer of EDM, boogie, funk and disco.
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October 24, 2016 in Music, Reviews
Katy Steele: Human
With Katy Steele’s release, Human, it marks a seriously bold return to the industry following on from her stint as Little Birdy frontwoman.
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October 21, 2016 in Music, Reviews
Spectral Fires: Wayfarer EP
Opening with a rough, garage-rock-esque guitar intro, sometimes that’s all you need to hear to be instantly hooked.
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October 17, 2016 in Music, Reviews
The Peep Tempel: Joy
Following on from the band’s sophomore release, which was described as a near-perfect punk record, can be a difficult task.
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