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April 19, 2018 in Music, Reviews
A Perfect Circle: Eat The Elephant
Eat The Elephant marks A Perfect Circles first studio album in 14 years and it could quite honestly be the best progressive rock effort we have seen within that timeframe.
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April 18, 2018 in Features, Music, Reviews
Dangerous Curves: So Dirty Right
A breath of fresh air in the current climate, 10 songs songs of hard rockin, sleazin’ music that takes me back to the glory days of the late 80′s, where music was hard, heavy and fun!
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March 27, 2018 in Music, Reviews
Georgia Nott (Broods): The Venus Project: Vol 1
This record is so emotively rich, screaming vulnerability with such an understated, natural approach.
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March 26, 2018 in Music, Reviews
Steve Boyd’s Rum Reverie: Hoodoo Hipshake
That mixture really comes together on Hoodoo Hipshake, with some excellent tracks.
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March 26, 2018 in Music, Reviews
Fletcher Gull: Remember That You’re Gone
Up and coming Wollongong artist Fletcher Gull is sure to pleasantly surprise listeners with his sophomore EP, Remember That You’re Gone.
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March 26, 2018 in Music, Reviews
Isaac Gracie: Self-Titled
British born artist, Isaac Gracie, has nothing short of a heavy heart and soul, which is showcased through his new self-titled debut album, which is set to be released Australia-wide on April 13.
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March 9, 2018 in Music, Reviews
Harry James Angus: Struggle With Glory
This album is another impressive step in the musical journey for the Melbourne-born musician, who continues to cross musical boundaries, transporting the classic Greco-Roman myths into a surreal world of old time jazz and gospel music.
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March 9, 2018 in Features, Music, Reviews
What So Not: Not All The Beautiful Things
After wowing fans with his EP Divide & Conquer in 2016, What So Not continues to mirror his layered style in his debut album Not All The Beautiful Things, delivering a three-dimensional sound that leaves listeners with a lingering desire for more.
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March 9, 2018 in Music, Reviews
Sattwa Arising: Paradise County
Bendigo product David Turpie, better known as Sattwa Arising is a literal one-man band with new EP Paradise County hitting our airwaves with beautifully mastered instrumentals and a clear eclectic sound that is a pleasure for the senses.
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March 9, 2018 in Music, Reviews
This Way North: Vol. 2
The second EP released by Melbourne duo This Way North, entitled Vol. 2, is a vibrant and must-have soundtrack for weekend road-trips and weeknight lounge-room dance parties.
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