I can ignite desirable aids of hunger. just you wait. I will not allow for this flame to die out. long through the night, it will B U R N BRIGHT bringing light to a fallen age of being; capable of greatness. C L A R I T Y W I L L P R … Continue reading
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Below The Stars
meet me here below the stars and keep your secret beneath my own contempt don’t lose the … Continue reading
S P A C E S
Teach me how to smile, With all my cracks exposed; I’m learning how to breathe, In spaces I keep closed. It’s often hard to see, Corrosion of the head; When everything in view, Remains to go unsaid. I used to be like you, A light among the dim, But then I overcame, The … Continue reading
British India – Nothing Touches Me
The Melbourne group’s new album is reminiscent of early Wombats and Brit pop of the early ‘00s – there’s something so lovable about it. Spider Chords features the line, “She is lighter than a feather, I am heavier than lead,” and this is only the beginning of the prolific lyrics that lead vocalist, Declan Melia, … Continue reading
Lucky Them – Film Review
//// Writer: Huck Botko, Caroline Sherman, Emily Wachtel //// Director: Megan Griffiths //// Cast: Toni Collette, Thomas Haden Church, Nina Arianda Lucky Them Mar 6th 2015 | Emilie Taylor An indie romance for the musically inclined, set against the bleak Seattle landscape, Lucky Them follows a cynical music critic on her search for the underground … Continue reading
The Vanns – Scattered by Sundown
This EP is marvellous and is like an indie dream. These NSW small town guys have really nailed a beautiful release. Every song from this five-track opens with something dynamic: a classic drum beat, a muted guitar or sexy vocals from Jimmy Vann himself. Maybe their sound isn’t original – they certainly aren’t the first … Continue reading
Daisyhead – The Smallest Light
When it comes to Daisyhead, they won’t make it complicated. They are melodic rock with excellent spouts of half time, and yeah, it’s a little emo. If you listened to A Day To Remember, or any of those pop-punk favourites from 2005, you will enjoy The Smallest Light. In Lacking Basis vocalist Michael Roe sings … Continue reading
Sonny & the Sunsets – Talent Night at the Ashram
True to form, this new album is pretty mellow. The opening track, The Application, is really fun and reminiscent of The Beach Boys. Following that, however, are less captivating tracks. Even so, there’s nothing on the album to offend the ears. It’s perhaps just their style. The title track is whimsical and completely characteristic in … Continue reading
Row On
Whilst lovers sail on shallow creeks, Deep regret flows within. A whirling stream of rapid hope; But we row on, on, on… On torrential turns, they sway, Away, I swim to stranger depths; My breath is taken by the nerve, Of a life that I deserve to take Not the row that ushers Drop by … Continue reading
She & Him – Classics
Zooey Deschanel and M. Ward have crooned their way into our hearts with this, their warm new album paying tribute to the classics. She & Him are known for confluencing country, blues and swing, ranging from the 1930s to ‘60s. Deschanel’s voice is completely recognisable and if you’ve liked their previous albums, this won’t disappoint. … Continue reading