MATANGI / MAYA / M.I.A DVD Review

It’s been sixteen years since M.I.A shot to fame with ‘Paper Planes’, yet there’s more to this incredible artist than meets the eye. In MATANGI / MAYA / M.I.A, ... Read More...

Single Review: Hayes and Y – Blue

If synth pop is your jam then this single is your cup of soy flat white. Hayes and Y are a Manchester based band with members heralding from Finland and Bulg... Read More...

The Teskey Brothers – Half Mile Harvest Review

Are you ready to be mesmerised by a secret that the state of Victoria, Australia, has been keeping from you for the past decade? Let me introduce the magic t... Read More...

Celebrating 10 sunny years of Strawberry Fields

This year’s Strawberry Fields was the event’s ten year anniversary, making my first camping festival experience in Australia an even bigger outdoor celebration.... Read More...

Bert Jansch – Just A Simple Soul Review

Just A Simple Soul is a new album featuring Bert Jansch’s best work, as well as some tracks the incredibly talented artist recorded during his time with folk-ja... Read More...

Live Music Review: Shapeshifter at 170 Russell, Melbourne

It’s Friday night in Melbourne, work is over for the week and what better way to kick off the weekend than watching Shapeshifter at 170 Russell. Unlike gigs ... Read More...

Karine Polwart – Laws of Motion Review

Karine Polwart is a theatre maker, a writer and a multi award-winning songwriter and musician. She’s also a six-time winner at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, earn... Read More...

Peter Bjorn and John – Darker Days Review

Darker Days is the eighth studio album from Swedish indie pop/rock trio Peter Bjorn and John. That’s right, I said eighth, and they’ve stripped back to basics b... Read More...

Picnicking with Hot Potatoes and Sultanas in Melbourne

It was first week of October, spring had arrived in Melbourne, and after brunch in the sunshine with a few of my favourite human beings (and the best French toa... Read More...

Gregory Alan Isakov – Evening Machines Review

Is moody indie-folk your thing? What about a farmer from Colorado creating incredibly moving, emotional instrumental layers with echoes and harmonies to make yo... Read More...

Maniac Review: Netflix’s trippy new show will play with your mind

If you’re looking for a new show that you can’t stop watching and can binge on every episode over a rainy weekend, then Netflix’s Maniac is the show for you. ... Read More...

Hip-hop set to take Beyond the Valley festival by storm

Gearing up to celebrate both the New Year and their fifth anniversary, Beyond The Valley have just dropped a bombshell. Joey Bada$$ and Fisher have both been ad... Read More...