The world of Bloom formed most noticeably around the loss and heartache that featured in their Past Tense EP. With In Passing (releasing on Friday), the Sydney band are again exploring loss in…
Tag: EPs
With only a wisp of notice beforehand, Mat Kerekes released Amber Park on Friday; the follow up to his 2019 album Ruby, with Luna & the Wild Blue Everything before it in 2016.…
Straight up, as well as not being an expert in music genre discussion, I’m not anything close to a deathcore aficionado. Please take this as disclaimer and excuse if this review experience…
It’s been just three years since Melbourne’s own Bad Juju came out the gate swinging with countless energetic live shows supporting the likes of Mayday Parade, Trophy Eyes, and Dream On Dreamer,…
I came away pretty excited after hearing so much potential with what Diamond Construct were doing last year on their self-titled LP. An explosive debut with multiple nationwide tours that subsequently saw…
I arrive at Anticline‘s Urgency EP with the strength of their singles sitting like the spicy aftermath of a powerful mint. I’m interested to see what the EP reveals, and it doesn’t…
The eerie “Ghost” is where LUNE‘s EP of the same name begins. The EP is the first release from the Melbourne based band, pulling in singles ‘of “Ghost”, “Manipulator”, and “Mirror Image” to…
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,…