Courtney Barnett – “Rae Street”
Things Take Time, Take Time by courtney barnett From the very start of her career, Courtney Barnett has never been […]
Angie McMahon – “Total Eclipse of the Heart” (cover)
When the late Jim Steinman originally wrote “Total Eclipse of the Heart” in 1983, he had intended his close friend […]
Jess Locke – ‘Don’t Ask Yourself Why’ (album review)
Timeless in its sound and contemporary in its content, Melbourne-based Jess Locke reminds us what makes us human on her […]
Jess Cornelius – ‘Distance’ (album review)
Jess Cornelius’ new album, ‘Distance”, is the latest chapter in the ever-moving singer-songwriter’s neverending story, and it is spectacular to […]
Immigrant Union announce third album and share new video for “Soldier Field”
Nostalgia: (n.) a sentimental longing or a wistful affection for a period in the past As the world slowly returns […]
Angie McMahon – “If You Call” (ft. Leif Vollebekk)
During our one-year hiatus, we shared only a handful of posts on social media. One of those was a video […]
Cable Ties – ‘Far Enough’ (album review)
Melbourne indie-punk trio Cable Ties set aside the niceties and ratchet up the intensity of their societal critiques on their […]
Juanita Stein – ‘Until the Lights Fade’ (album review)
A year ago, Juanita Stein released her debut solo album, America, which showcased a vastly different side from her days […]
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – ‘Hope Downs’ (album review)
Five years into their career, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever have slowly moved out from under the shadows of their more […]
First Impressions: Courtney Barnett – ‘Tell Me How You Really Feel’ (album review)
When Courtney Barnett announced that her sophomore album, Tell Me How You Really Feel, was coming out this year, she […]
SXSW 2018 Memories – Alice Ivy
Since 2015, we have asked independent artists to share their favorite memories from their time at SXSW. In just three […]
City Calm Down – ‘Echoes In Blue’ (album review)
Greatness has been long predicted for City Calm Down, following the release of their critically received second EP, Movements, in […]
Camp Cope – ‘How To Socialise & Make Friends’ (album review)
There are some albums that you buy or stream for its mindless, entertaining quality. Then there are those standout records […]
Marlon Williams – ‘Make Way For Love’ (album review)
Make Way For Love by Marlon Williams On his superb eponymous debut album and the off-circuit single, “Vampire Again”, Marlon Williams […]
Alanna Eileen – ‘Keepsake’ (EP review)
The phrase, “put on your headphones”, is often associated with the energy and bass-heavy music found in hip hop, dance, […]
Slum Sociable – ‘Slum Sociable’ (album review)
Music can be therapeutic, not just for listeners but also for the artists. In the case of Slum Sociable, […]
Courtney Barnett & Kurt Vile – ‘Lotta Sea Lice’ (album review)
When I think of laid-back guitar rock, it’s hard to beat Courtney Barnett’s Sometimes I Sit and Think and Sometimes […]
Alex Lahey – ‘I Love You Like A Brother’ (album review)
Alex Lahey has a lot to say, and she’s wasting little time sharing her stories with us. Since breaking out […]
KNIGHTFALL – “Metro Station” ft Nana The Writer (single premiere)
Electronic fans get out your cellphones – or if you’re old-school take out your pens and paper – and jot […]
Cut Copy’s meandering ‘Haiku from Zero’
Like many bands, the output from Australia’s Cut Copy has been brilliant at times, but other times inconsistent. Up until […]