Shangrila
Shangrila – Happy (New Music)

Shangrila have a knack for making great songs, and their new single “Happy” continues this trend for the Perth band. For the uninitiated, Shangrila are Devvyn Jupp (vocals & guitar), Jackson Macleod…

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Falcifer Pain
Falcifer – Pain (Review)

It was the release of their single “Pain” that drew my attention to Falcifer, so you could say I’m pretty ‘late’. Regardless, I’ve come to know the Adelaide four piece through the process…

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Hot Mulligan
Hot Mulligan – you’ll be fine (Review)

In case becoming the internet’s number one hot new verified band wasn’t enough, putting out one of the year’s best records sounds just like what Michigan’s Hot Mulligan need on their quest…

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Slowly Slowly Race Car Blues
Slowly Slowly – Race Car Blues (Review)

It’s clear to me that Slowly Slowly keep on winning hearts through their music. Their newest album Race Car Blues is continuing to expand the Slowly Slowly intrigue, adding to the affection…

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Saviour A Lunar Rose artwork
Saviour – A Lunar Rose (Review)

From its artwork alone, Saviour‘s album A Lunar Rose captures a mood of fantasy and escapism. As a collision of worlds, a solid head sits in an ocean and under a moonlit…

Knuckle Puck
Knuckle Puck – Tune You Out (New Music)

As if they knew the deepest desires of my heart, Chicago’s Knuckle Puck have just released their first taste of new music since the release of their sophomore album Shapeshifter in 2017.…

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Introvert Mending Breaking artwork
Introvert – Mending Breaking (Review)

After a lengthy period of quiet, Introvert‘s Mending Breaking era is a welcome one. The six tracks of the newly released EP share snapshots of emotional and mental health challenges, and the uphill…

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Polaris The Death Of Me artwork
Polaris – The Death Of Me (Review)

When a band makes a great album, does its success feel like a triumphant wave to surf on? Or does it weigh like an anvil of expectation upon their future music? Polaris…