Pennsylvania’s Don’t Sleep have channelled 90s punk influences on their debut album Turn The Tide
6 August 2020
East Coast outfit Don’t Sleep are gearing up to release their debut full length, Turn The Tide. First off, I…
6 August 2020
East Coast outfit Don’t Sleep are gearing up to release their debut full length, Turn The Tide. First off, I…
5 August 2020
After grappling with his own struggles, 38-year-old blues rock singer-songwriter gears up for the launch of his first solo album…
3 August 2020
Over the last few years Vintage Crop haven’t just honed their craft, they have to mastered it. With angular riffs,…
29 July 2020
Entitled ‘Like Nothing Else’, two Melbourne based musicians – Aaron Schembri and Stefan West – have paid tribute to the…
27 July 2020
Set to release his first album later this year, Riley Catherall teases us with his new single ‘Leave Me Out…
27 July 2020
In this category-confounding album, singer-songwriter-producer Tim Nelson dives deeply and unapologetically into their journey of self-discovery to deliver a glittering,…
27 July 2020
Earning himself a solid reputation for his guitar-driven blues-rock with soul and pop sensibilities over the past few years, Melbourne-born…
22 July 2020
There’s no mention of tumblr inspired pro-life lyricism, breakdowns haven’t been replaced by guitar solo’s and most importantly; at the same time MTS have maintained their brutality, they have also found their own unique subtleties.
20 July 2020
IRONSTONE’s Prophecy at its core is what I would consider ‘modern metal’.
20 July 2020
‘Tango’ was my first encounter with the Ballarat based punk act The Shorts and god damn, they are a lot of fun.
19 July 2020
Their latest offering “Sermon Of Apathy” is rooted primarily in the death metal you would expect to hear from the Swedish alumni, but also hints at influences from some of the darker worldwide death metal bands such as Immolation and Dismember among others.
10 July 2020
‘Rolling Tide’ leaves an indelible sonic impression on the listener and the dirty fuzz guitars ferments a desire for more.
8 July 2020
What a journey of an album Costly Signals is.
29 May 2020
Cure your iso blues and give ‘Listen Guys’ a whirl, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.
27 May 2020
There’s no telling what the future has in store for these Melbourne up and comers
26 May 2020
We sit down with Anna to delve into the details of her new release, collaborations, musical therapy and growing up in Geelong.
25 May 2020
February saw the release of Scyphozoan’s newest album Arrive – bringing their heavy/progressive rock sounds mixed with some cosmic melodies.
22 May 2020
Trash Art is an absolute doozy.
21 May 2020
‘Strange Days’ explores the nature of modern society, and the breakdown of communication as a result of social media, pondering its effect on human connection.
15 May 2020
Driven by hypnotic, lullaby plucking guitar, the track showcases the simple beauty of the acoustic guitar, accentuated by the dreamy, harmonious melodies.
14 May 2020
Comprised of members of Grenaiders and Bronze Chariot, Tiersman are brutal, fast and funny all at the same time.
14 May 2020
If you’re into modern-day progressive metal acts like Circles and TesseracT, then ‘Inescapable’ should be your next quarantine go-to album.
14 May 2020
Lagoon’s stargaze pop blends seamlessly with raw guitar work and honest vocals, that will speak equally to your classic angsty teen, yet is mature enough in its chilled-out vibe and solid songwriting that everyone can jump in for a swim!
1 May 2020
‘Sirens’ sees the band dive into bolder and darker territory.
