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July 18, 2019 in Music, Reviews
Ed Sheeran: No. 6 Collaboration Project
And so without Ed, this album wouldn’t be the masterpiece it is. He is simply too big to fail, as was the bonus likely paid to whoever made this happen.
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July 18, 2019 in Music, Reviews
jade imagine: Basic Love
Basic Love expands on the alternative/indie, neo-psychedelia sounds from the EP with the construction of a dreamy soundscape of steady, repetitive rhythms, floaty mid-tempo vocals and a colourful mix of poppy synths to gritty, distorted guitars.
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July 4, 2019 in Music, Reviews
Diabolic Rites: Litanies of the Lecherous
If you like a solid blend of big riffs and razor speed guitar, pure unrelenting chaos drumming (courtesy of Australia’s pioneer of extreme drumming Matt ‘Skitz’ Sanders), and the calls of the darker depths… this is your album.
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July 4, 2019 in Music, Reviews
Northlane: Alien
Marking their third LP fronted by Marcus Bridges’, Alien highlights further developments on Northlane’s ‘Periphery’-esque prog metal approach; one that has been carefully refined over the last two albums to now embrace a much more industrial and electronic atmosphere.
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July 4, 2019 in Music, Reviews
Dope Lemon: Smooth Big Cat
Smooth – absolutely. Big – definitely. Cat – well it definitely has slinky feline qualities.
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July 4, 2019 in Music, Reviews
Olympia: Flamingo
Olympia weaves in and out of lively explosions of sound and naked showcases of vocals on Flamingo, making it an attractively captivating album from start to finish.
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July 3, 2019 in Music, Reviews
Dan Vogl: Gifted In Gold
‘Gifted In Gold’ is a fitting name for the debut EP from the Melbourne indie-pop songwriter, as he delivers speckles of gold in a tightly packaged four-track collection.
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June 20, 2019 in Music, Reviews
Teramaze: Are We Soldiers
If you’re into huge arena-scale prog-rock, Are We Soldiers is one for you.
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June 20, 2019 in Music, Reviews
The Fillmore Brothers: Learning to love the Fillmore brothers
Usually, you’d start with the debut ‘A quick cuppa with the Fillmore brothers’ but a quick cuppa goes down better once you learn to love the Fillmore brothers.
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June 20, 2019 in Music, Reviews
Horace Bones: Terra
From the opening track ‘Don’t Come Around Here’ the listener is introduced to the most pressing theme of Terra, racial vilification within Australia, an issue currently garnering widespread attention.
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