Kel Burch

Creator and caretaker of Depth Mag, Kel uses her superpowers of empathy, word-weaving, and feeling everything deeply, to immerse herself in music before returning to reality to write about her experience with it. [Loved the read? Shout Kel a latte.]

Unify Gathering 2019: R U Ready?

It’s only a few sleeps now until Unify Gathering 2019 begins! The camping music festival is our favourite way to kickstart a fresh new year of music. We’ve all found belonging in…

Parkwood – I’ll Be Fine (New Music)

Seeing out the year on a high, melodic hardcore band Parkwood have just released “I’ll Be Fine”. The single is the first release from the band since their Close To Home EP…

Depth Team: Album Of The Year 2018

We’ve heard from our readers, who picked their favourites of 2018 with a vote [results here!], and now our contributors get their turn! I asked the current writers and photographers of Depth…

Slowly Slowly

Slowly Slowly: ‘Smile Lines’ Tour @ 170 Russell, Melbourne

From where I sit, it’s been Slowly Slowly‘s year. The Melbourne based quartet released the infectious and affectionate “Alchemy” in March, coupled with the news of their signing with UNFD and the…

Citizen: Interview With Nick Hamm

When the line-up for the 2019 Unify Gathering was announced, one of the most exciting factors for me was the inclusion of Citizen. The Michigan/Ohio rock quintet pretty much dominated Depth Magazine…

Karnivool: Interview With Ian Kenny

If you weren’t aware, the one-of-a-kind camping music festival Unify Gathering is happening next month! Spanning for three days from 11th January (with a cheeky AMPM pre-party the night before) music fans…

Greyscale Records Musicians Share Their 2018 Album Of The Year

Greyscale Records have swiftly become a noteworthy force in Australian music. Greyscale’s ‘DIY attitude, major aspirations’ ethos applies the combined industry experience of co-owners Ash Hull and Joshua Merriel, and has attracted…