Sir Stewart Bovell Park Pic by Jonny Warrington. Review pics by Tanya Voltchanskaya Jan 3rd 2015 | Kane Sutton, Emilie Taylor & Jeffrey Kitt Southbound was back again for its 11th annual installment, and with all tickets completely sold-out, it promised to be bigger than ever. For many patrons, it was their first experience lining up … Continue reading
To promote his new single, Roskie, and to celebrate the end of exams, local artist Riley Pearce invited friends to enjoy a little bit of surf-rock, and Mojo’s could barely contain the crowd. By 9pm, there were people wall-to-wall showing their support for all three acts, starting with New Zealand-born Logan Crawford. The singer-songwriter had … Continue reading
06 Nov 2014 After a four-year hiatus, these reggae pop superstars are reuniting with the world to produce something pretty special. Melbourne group, Blue King Brown have created an amalgamation of the sounds you’re used to, with the hooks you need in your life. Second track All Nations, is where it all takes off, followed … Continue reading
23 Oct 2014 City and Colour’s Dallas Green has teamed up with pop sensation Alecia Moore (Pink) to create folk duo YOU + ME. The two have collaborated and composed every song on this ten-track album that ranges from dark sombre blues, to more radio friendly pop folk. Track nine, Open Door is your classic … Continue reading
12 Oct 2014 South Australian singer-songwriter, Peter Nic should be sitting in a lounge, schmoosing thirty-somethings with cocktails. His style is comparable to late nineties R&B, a sound that you don’t hear very often. There is plenty of funk and velvety vocals to get you good and drunk on his sound. No pop album release … Continue reading
07 Oct 2014 No One Lives Here Anymore could be the ultimate comeback for power pop punk, thanks to Roswell. Nobody can deny, their sound is very Paramore, but they completely match them in talent and vocal ability from lead singer, Katt Nelson. The EP opens with a gritty intro, featuring single strum riffs and … Continue reading
03 Oct 2014 The only thing better than this EP is being outside, listening to this EP; Hamjam have got you set for summer. They have a lo-fi sound that puts them with the likes of Wavves and Thee Oh Sees and will be essential in getting you absolutely psyched for those sunny days. Rare … Continue reading
29 August 2014 If a little birdy told you that you weren’t going to get what you expected from a humble Perth-based two-piece, it would probably deserve a fair go. These two exploit the skill of looping and good old-fashioned talent to produce the fuller effect of more members. Closing song, Until Tomorrow will stick … Continue reading
05 August 2014 This fantastic EP will do one of three things for you. Firstly, it will offer insight into the lives of single musicians everywhere, building their career from the ground up. Secondly, it will get you to take that impulsive road trip, leaving everything behind. Finally, it will have you cursing the day … Continue reading
22 July 2014 An unexpected thrill has surfaced in the form of electronic synth bliss. This killer release from Perth based band, The Arsonist is a movement of non-stop rock with elements of power pop and melodic reverence. Opening track, All Your Cautions is explosive and fresh. They’ve made a conscious effort to introduce new … Continue reading
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