Music Review

Mystery Jets’ A Hole To See The Sky Through is a structural masterclass in emotional world-building

The indie rock troubadours are back. Mystery Jets return with their seventh studio album, A…

Threadbaron delivers a wildly unpredictable, multi-genre joyride on Motherless Child

Independent Canadian multi-instrumentalist Threadbaron is carving out a distinct lane in the experimental music scene…

Single Review: Bury Tomorrow – Abandon Us

Line-up changes are often decisive. When I first heard that clean vocalist and guitarist Jason…

Live Music Review: Ministry of Sound Classical in Melbourne

It’s Saturday 9th April in Melbourne, the last days of summer and a sense of…

Live Music Review: CC:DISCO! at The Timber Yard

It’s a cold, grey and rainy Sunday in Melbourne in May. But what could be…

VISSIA – With Pleasure Review

With spring well on its way and lockdowns easing, VISSIA’s second full-length album, With Pleasure,…

AC/DC return with ‘Shot in the Dark’

‘AC/DC have not made the same album sixteen times’, goes the old joke. ‘They’ve made…

Single Review: Andrea – Fighting For

Andrea’s debut single, ‘Fighting For‘ addresses the anxieties of young adult life and is sure…

Gregory Porter – All Rise Review

I have been immersing myself in Gregory Porter’s new album All Rise throughout the week. Contentedly and…

Our Man In The Field: A modern-day take on a vintage soundtrack

Armed with his guitar and a notebook, Our Man In The Field reports back heartfelt…

Mass House – Birmingham Review

Brummie duo Mass House release their new song ‘Birmingham’ – a socio-political commentary on life…

Laneway 2020 Review: The 1975, Charli XCX and Mahalia take over the Melbourne festival

There’s no better way to spend a mid-summer in Melbourne, Australia, than at a festival…