Teenage Joans are boldly introducing themselves to audiences across Australia and the world after a huge 2020 that saw them winning the triple j 2020 Unearthed High competition. With their … Continue reading Teenage Joans Present… Songs To Cry And Eat Ice Cream To
It’s been six years in-between albums for Short Stack, and when they announced their comeback for their national tour last year there were no plans to release new music or … Continue reading INTERVIEW: Short Stack
Returning to Queensland for a run of homecoming shows, Joel Adams brought his show full of live instrumentation and looping to The Zoo for a packed crowd. Ahead of a … Continue reading GALLERY: Joel Adams – The Zoo
The concept of seeing Vera Blue perform with an orchestra is one that has crossed my mind multiple times. It’s as if her discography was always meant to get a … Continue reading LIVE REVIEW: Vera Blue – Fortitude Music Hall
Budjerah is a star, and his debut self-titled EP is a true testament to that. Produced by Matt Corby, the soulful, vulnerable and ultimately honest collection of tracks explores the … Continue reading EP REVIEW: Budjerah – Budjerah
Taylor Swift is the queen of taking control of her own narrative. Making one of the biggest power moves in music politics history, she is re-recording all of her albums … Continue reading SINGLE REVIEW: Taylor Swift feat. Maren Morris – You All Over Me
“I don’t wanna die, but I say I do so I can scare myself sometimes. Comfort in the curse. Maybe I believe it’s something I deserve” Kings Elliot sings in … Continue reading SINGLE REVIEW: Kings Elliot – Bitter Tonic
Somber Hills is a Sydney based and New Zealand born artist who is continually impressing with his increasingly polished releases. With only three tracks out in the world, he’s taking … Continue reading SINGLE REVIEW: Somber Hills – Don’t Need
We love a brooding and euphoric electronic number, and Motez and The Kite String Tangle have teamed up to deliver just that with ‘Give Me Space’. On top of being … Continue reading SINGLE REVIEW: Motez feat. The Kite String Tangle – Give Me Space
Ryan Woods is an artist that you need to watch. The Tennessee raised bedroom-pop artist has been honing his songwriting and production craft over the last year with a string … Continue reading SINGLE REVIEW: Ryan Woods – THE FRIEND SPACE
Sometimes we need to take accountability. There’s so much blaming we can do in the middle of a breakup until we need to step back and look back at what … Continue reading SINGLE REVIEW: Emalia – Mistake
KYE is in her introduction era right now, and you’ll quickly realise that you NEED to get acquainted with this Zimbabwean born, UK-raised, and Australian based singer-songwriter ASAP. ‘Sometimes’ is … Continue reading SINGLE REVIEW: KYE – Sometimes
The Veronicas have been teasing new music for a long time, and they aren’t holding back from keeping us FED with a whole lot of announcements all at once. Dropping … Continue reading SINGLE REVIEW: The Veronicas – Godzilla
Julia Michaels is preparing for the release of her debut album later this year, and following in the footsteps of the dancefloor banger ‘Lie Like This’ she’s ready to tear … Continue reading SINGLE REVIEW: Julia Michaels – All Your Exes
With a growing discography of vulnerable unravellings, Gracie Abrams is our new queen of sad-pop. Her debut EP ‘minor’ was a heartfelt and honest collection of tracks that hit you … Continue reading SINGLE REVIEW: Benny Blanco & Gracie Abrams – Unlearn
Kicking off her East Coast Australian Tour in her hometown of Brisbane, Sycco proved why she is a rising star you need to get to know. With the first of … Continue reading LIVE REVIEW: Sycco – Black Bear Lodge
Lana Del Rey knows how to deliver an aesthetically pleasing album that transports you to a dreamy state of mind. Her seventh studio album ‘Chemtrails Over The Country Club’ follows … Continue reading ALBUM REVIEW: Lana Del Rey – Chemtrails Over The Country Club
Justin Bieber’s sixth studio album ‘Justice’ is a massive reinstatement of the pop star he was always destined to be. Sonically found somewhere between ‘Journals’ and ‘Purpose’, this record thankfully … Continue reading ALBUM REVIEW: Justin Bieber – Justice
Mothica is on a journey of self-expression and exploration through an artistic lens that is both vulnerable and captivating. Her debut album ‘Blue Hour’ was a body of work that … Continue reading EP REVIEW: Mothica – forever fifteen
With her sophomore studio album ‘Cry Forever’ slated for an April 30 release, Amy Shark has delivered one final preview of what is to come. ‘Baby Steps’ is an honest … Continue reading SINGLE REVIEW: Amy Shark – Baby Steps