Unless you’re a purist for a physical release, by now you’d have ‘met’ Make Them Suffer‘s album, How To Survive A Funeral. Given that the Perth band introduced their fourth studio album…
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Throughout human history, there have been a remarkable number of cataclysmic events that have changed the future for all. Releasing on June 12 through Greyscale Records, Justice For The Damned’s sophomore LP…
The first time I listened through Banks Arcade‘s Fever Dreams EP, I was admittedly playing Animal Crossing: New Horizons at the same time. Writing had proved to be a challenge for me on that…
Looking a lot like a cell division photo from a biology textbook, the artwork for Draftday‘s When I Went Away EP doesn’t give much away at first glance. Coupling the title with…
Though I’ve no idea who Furious George are, the Melbourne band seem to have been getting happily around the scene under my radar. Sharing stages in support of bands like Belle Haven, Pridelands,…
If you’ve been around these parts lately, you might have caught us gushing over singles released by alt.. The Adelaide four piece have especially become a mainstay in my regular personal listening…
When I think of Enter Shikari, I think of boundless energy wrapped up in joyful creativity, while still retaining a firm grasp of reality and what’s going on in our world. When…
Consisting of Ralph Brown (Hara Kiri) and Jake Kershaw (Earthbound), Without Belief have the help of some friends on their The Parting Gift release. The EP sees the duo explore the five stages…
A rainy Melbourne day was when I decided to ‘meet’ Future Static‘s Fatalist, leaping over COVID-19 logistical hurdles to get to be alone and focused in my space enough to do so. Two…
I had no idea what to expect coming in to review Earth Caller‘s Crook EP, and I feel like that was the best way I could have come at it. The EP’s…