Something about the guitar tone drew me in from first listen of All Of The Dirt All At Once‘s album VIRE. Knowing absolutely nothing about the Melbourne band before this, my listens…
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Sometimes it takes a while to truly come into your element. This is the case for Perth’s Shangrilá. After spending many years playing together and enjoying a good amount of success as the band Common Bond, the…
Remixes, re-releases, re-imagined songs. They’re a bit of a gimmick yeah? Throw something a little extra there, pare it back and make an acoustic version, and suddenly you have a whole new…
UK based Trash Boat are here with their second full length album, Crown Shyness, which after a few listens appears to be about the never-ending struggle of life. Whether that be your own mental troubles, dealing…
Hello Consumer, I know you’re there. Liquid, luxurious, and with shining electronic accents and beats, The Great Depression begins. As It Is set a thoughtful stage for their third album. Immediately drawing…
With the hefty opening bars of “18 Summers” still jangling around in my head, I had high hopes for Rome Hero Foxes‘ sophomore album. With the singles that the Texas based band…
Trophy Eyes released one of the biggest albums of 2016 with Chemical Miracle. After that, and the release of their single “Hurt”, the hype for this brand new album, The American Dream, couldn’t be higher. Singles from…
Bad Juju have recently released their debut EP, titled Hidden Desire, and are coming off several hot live shows, playing at the UNFD Changes Showcase, and supporting Trophy Eyes on their recent show at The Workers Club.…
Sydney ratbags, Hurst, are back with their second EP Sadface. and boy am I happy to hear it. It’s been a few weeks since we last heard from the alt-rock quartet; last…
Up until reviewing Zeal & Ardor‘s Stranger Fruit album, I’d decided that I didn’t like black metal or death metal, that it just wasn’t for me. But Zeal & Ardor’s ability to…