ALBUM REVIEW: Break the Chain by JJ Pinestone
With Break The Chain, set to release on December 13th,, Finnish rocker JJ Pinestone delivers a high-octane homage to the
Suggestions
LISTEN: “Did Santa Come” by Frog
Frog’s new single, “Did Santa Come,” is a festive gem that captures the joy and wonder of the holiday season
LISTEN: “Uh Uh (outside)” by Madelline
Madelline’s latest single, “Uh Uh (outside),” is a refreshing whirlwind of playful rebellion and nostalgic charm. With its fusion of
ALBUM REVIEW: V.I.T.R.I.O.L by Dark Sky Burial
Shane Embury, a legendary figure in the world of heavy music, steps into uncharted territory with V.I.T.R.I.O.L., the first compilation
LISTEN: “Pages You’ll Never Read” by Elke Schon
Brisbane-based singer-songwriter Elke Schon showcases her artistic evolution with her latest single, “Pages You’ll Never Read.” After a two-year break
LISTEN: “Valuable Customer” by The New Cut
The New Cut’s latest single, “Valuable Customer,” is a whirlwind of post-punk grit and lyrics. From the moment the track
ALBUM REVIEW: Liminal Animals by Ulver
Ulver’s Liminal Animals is a record that embodies uncertainty, tension, and the strange allure of being caught on the edge
ALBUM REVIEW: Everflow Part 1: Frames Of Humanity by Athena XIX
Athena XIX’s Everflow Part 1: Frames of Humanity is a masterclass in progressive power metal that refuses to conform. Seamlessly
LISTEN: “All but Mine” by Sophia Rogers
Sophia Rogers’ “All but Mine” is a haunting exploration of betrayal, loss, and the quiet storms of inner turmoil. Blending
DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Della Nova by DELLA NOVA
London-based rock trio DELLA NOVA bursts onto the scene with their high-octane debut album, Della Nova (out December 13th). From
LISTEN: “Slow Burn” by the stamps
Naarm/Melbourne indie-pop trio the stamps deliver a vibrant shift in sound with their latest single, “Slow Burn.” Showcasing a refined
DEBUT SINGLE: “Runnin in the Rain” by Nico Cann
Drawing on the analogue warmth of 70s rock and the bold textures of 90s alternative, Nico Cann has crafted a
LISTEN: “Street Spirit (Fade Out)” by Harakiri for the Sky
Austrian post-metal pioneers Harakiri for the Sky offer a stunning reimagining of Radiohead’s “Street Spirit (Fade Out). From their forthcoming
A CONVERSATION WITH…Jon Elliot of Retribution
In our conversation with Jon Elliot of Retribution, he discusses the band’s evolution, influences, and the raw energy fuelling their
ALBUM REVIEW: Blackhole by Ryan Adams
For nearly two decades, fans of Ryan Adams have speculated, traded bootlegs, and anxiously waited for the official release of
EP REVIEW: Sometimes Your Best… by Accident & Errors
Accident & Error’s Sometimes Your Best… EP showcases the power of instrumental music to captivate and challenge. Across four tracks,
LISTEN: “To Kill a Single Girl (Tequila)” by Moonchild Sanelly
Moonchild Sanelly continues to carve out her own unique space with “To Kill a Single Girl (Tequila),” a track that
A CONVERSATION WITH…Ciao Malz
By creating a collection of tracks that feel deeply personal and universally intriguing, Ciao Malz’s latest EP, Safe Then Sorry,
WATCH: “Black Marrow” by Slaughtersun
Slaughtersun sets an ominous tone for 2025 with the release of the lyric video for “Black Marrow,” the title track
DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: L’appel Du Vide by Kir
Kir’s debut album, L’appel Du Vide, is an intense and atmospheric dive into the depths of urban despair and existential
LISTEN: “Break Stuff” by Raised by Owls
Blending guttural aggression with outrageous humor in their signature style, comedy death metal crew Raised By Owls deliver a brutal,
HOT TRACK: “keep the change, ya filthy animals” by Baby Schillaci
If I’m honest, Christmas music isn’t my thing. The moment capitalistic opportunists and radio stations start playing it, I turn
LISTEN: “Long Shadows” by The Lathums
The Lathums’ latest single, “Long Shadows,” is a commanding exploration of love’s complexities wrapped in a soaring five-minute odyssey of
LISTEN: “Planes Are Low” by Samantha Gongol
Samantha Gongol, the unmistakable voice behind Marian Hill’s hits like “Down,” steps confidently into her solo era with “Planes Are
