Music Review
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ALBUM REVIEW: Find Me a Cloud by The Grogans
The Grogans, a Melbourne-based band, have been on a musical journey since 2018, boldly traversing genres with three EPs and…
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ALBUM REVIEW: First Blood (Deluxe Edition) by GLDN
I would be remiss not to acknowledge the parallels between GLDN and iconic acts like Nine Inch Nails, Marilyn Manson,…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Empire Falling by Magnetic Skies
Empire Falling, the debut album from synth pop sensation Magnetic Skies follows on their series of successful EPs and singles,…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: “Suicide in the City” by Cauldron
Inspired by fellow concept lovers, Coheed and Cambria and My Chemical Romance, Birmingham’s metalcore sensation, Cauldron, has released their debut…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Band Plays On by The Slants
2017: Matal v. Tam, Portland, Oregon-based all Asian American dance-rock band The Slants took on the US Patent and Trademark…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Light, Dark, Light Again by Angie McMahon
Hailing from Naarm (Melbourne), singer and musician Angie McMahon has just unveiled her sophomore album, Light, Dark, Light Again. This…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Trying to Be Normal by My Octopus Mind
Bristol-based experimental psych-rock ensemble My Octopus Mind have been crafting a distinctive and high-energy sound since their inception in 2017…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Monster at Heart by Hetrem
The best thing about music is the worst thing about music – there’s so much out there to discover and…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Fate’s Right Hand by James Frankland
My listen list is ever growing and the writing of said listen list relies heavily on my free time (aka…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Live and True by Violet Blend
Italian alternative metal enthusiasts have a reason to celebrate with the release of Violet Blend’s latest live album titled Live…
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ALBUM REVIEW: After Dark by Infernalizer
Infernalizer’s latest creation, After Dark, is an exploration of heavy metal’s many facets, conceived and brought to life by the…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: It’s Not You; It’s Me by Seetali
In a world where music serves as a universal language for emotions, SEETALI’s debut album, It’s Not You; It’s Me,…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Ask for Angela by Chroma
I can positively say that Chroma is not here to fuck spiders with their debut album Ask for Angela. Chroma’s…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Blouse Club by Problem Patterns
The DIY feminist queerpunk quartet Problem Patterns have already been praised by punk icons Kathleen Hanns (Le Tigre, Bikini Kill)…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Sick Boi by Ren
First, congratulations to Ren on snagging the number one spot with Sick Boi’s release. He edged out the legendary Rick…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Make (Less) Babies by The Guru Guru
Since their 2012 inception, The Guru Guru are a band that has always had a connection to art rock and…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: My Dreamworld by Lilac Haze
Formed this year by songwriter Katrina Swift, Lilac Haze entered the music scene with a pair of dazzling singles, “The…
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ALBUM REVIEW: IV by Marvelous 3
I don’t care what anyone says. There was not a snowball’s chance in hell that the fourth album, IV, by…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Another Day in Paradise by Part Time Signals
Cardiff’s alternative music scene has to be buzzing with anticipation as the city’s very own Part Time Signals prepare to…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: DK.01 by Das Koolies
Das Koolies, the fearless maestros of organised chaos weaving through techno, psych, and glam, unveiled their debut album, DK.01, last…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Muriel by Muriel
Muriel is a personal and introspective journey into the mind of songwriter and founder of the band, Zak Thomas. Available…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: With a Smile by Best Ex
Mariel Loveland‘s journey from her days with pop punk Candy Hearts to the current pop-diary-confessional soundscapes of Best Ex has…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Falling by Aiwass
I find myself often pondering whether Aiwass is summoning celestial angels or beckoning forth enigmatic demons with their latest album,…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Strange Adrenaline by Nat Vazer
Nat Vazer‘s sophomore album, Strange Adrenaline, masterfully navigates the delicate balance between fragility and strength, a tightrope only Nat’s vocals…