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Written by: Kaysea
It's becoming a bit of a trendy thing on the Australian music scene.
Time and again our talented musicians are extending their creative... [more]
Written by: Matt James
The album title fits like a rubber glove and although it comes from an amusing 3RRR on-air bullocking of their band name,
The Muddy Turds... [more]
Written by: Sparkle
I’m Going To Hell is the new EP from rockabilly/country band
Chase the Sun and whilst it is only a three track EP, it has a... [more]
Written by: Sparkle
The new EP from folk experimentalist band
Sleeping States
Old vs. New is a combination of some of the bands previous songs from 2004 &... [more]
Written by: dani_r
The Holidays follow-up EP to April’s self titled debut,
When the Ship Goes Down is a five track teaser of what this Sydney band has t... [more]
Written by: Musicmakestheworldgoround
Sydney ‘blue eyed soul’ talent
Andy Bull single release offers two of his well crafted, wonderfully arranged songs
Small Town Girl,... [more]
Written by: Nick Kays
Everlast released his fourth solo album
Love, War and the Ghost of Whitey Ford which is an intermingled mash of country drawl and 80’... [more]
Written by: ozlat
That's right!
Evil Nine are back with their new album
They Live! with more zombie references than you can poke a rotting limb at... [more]
Written by: text_edifice
Despite being frustrating and interminable traits in our co-workers, family and friends, we idolise emotional stuntedness and in our pop-stars,... [more]
Written by: text_edifice
As an electronic wunderkind
, Matthew Herbert produced several albums of patchy, but at best sublime, pop that was notable for the lengths... [more]
Written by: ooclareoo
Remember when Gotye's mainstream debut
Like Drawing Blood was released? And everybody heard it and everybody absolutely flipped out?... [more]
Written by: benjaminnn
The Kaiser Chiefs' third album is called
Off With Their Heads. It features 11 tracks. Their average length is 3 minutes and 1 se... [more]
Written by: Andeh
It must be frustrating to be a fan of Alice Cooper. His glory years are clearly behind him, and while the rampant will still buy all his releas... [more]
Written by: Ivana Stab
Kiai Academy are Australia’s answer to Taking Back Sunday but with less heartbreak and more Western suburbs anger. Their sound is a little... [more]
Written by: nat_salvo
I feel like I almost had a revelation while listening to the John Steel Singers’ sophomore EP,
In Colour. But before you get excited and t... [more]
Written by: ozlat
Stephen Mallinder and Shane Norton are the two Perth boys who have been representing Australia’s breakbeat and leftfield scenes through their l... [more]
Written by: ozlat
Channeling multiple eras of electronic music and currents of international mysticism and weaving them into their evolving tapestry of transcend... [more]
Written by: ooclareoo
Suddenly, the 80’s are cool again. At first I think it was ironic, but gradually pop culture seems to be unashamedly indulging in the aesthetic... [more]
Written by: Tyler Mathes
I’m a fan of The Streets, but disappointingly I’ve found each of their albums to be less exciting than the one that came before it. Debut effor... [more]
Written by: Lee Kindler
Concept albums can often be bloated and pretentious but this ‘storybook’ album from Sean McMahon avoids the usual trappings. It is an earthy an... [more]