Over the years, Australia has produced some of the finest exports when it comes to indie rock music: DMA’s, The...
The front cover of Bully ’s fourth album depicts songwriter Alicia Bognanno hiding most of her face in a jacket...
While their new EP may be titled Wasteland, you won’t get any wasteful or distasteful elements from Hippo Campus as...
If you heard the singles that preceded the debut self-titled album from Nico Paulo, you are probably not surprised to...
It’s been a few years since Ruston Kelly came into my life, intriguing me with a genre he coined “dirt...
Created in the Outer Hebrides and once again having enlisted the help of producer Ric James, Less is the sophomore...
I remember listening to Seperation Sunday, still my favorite album from The Hold Steady, with my dad as a kid....
Food For Worms sees highly praised post-punk quintet Shame develop in new ways, following on from the widespread acclaim of...
Irish born up and coming band The Academic set their fan’s expectations high with their number one debut album, Tales...
Revelations is the debut full-length record from Melbourne based artist Sir Jude on which she focuses on themes of self...
Every time a new supergroup forms, there’s always a fear that it’ll stretch too far into “novelty” territory, and be...
In the video for ‘Spinal Tap’, a single from SAP, Okay Kaya visualises a dream. Created in collaboration with American...
