Music Review
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Track by Track: Conspiranoid by Primus
The ultimate funk alternative metal masters have unleashed their rocking 3 song EP, Conspiranoid to the masses and it’s a…
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Review: Bronco by Orville Peck
Whew, what an album. I would leave the review at those 4 words, but I don’t think I’d be doing…
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Track by Track: Ego Trip by Papa Roach
The band has aged musically and lyrically like a fine wine and Ego Trip showcases that continuing growth.
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Review: Chris by Ryan Adams
Fans who have been following Ryan Adams on Instagram have been privy to live performances, live art performances, his personal…
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Review: Demons by Violet Blend
Demons is Violet Blend’s follow up to their debut album White Mask and while some bands hit that sophomore slump,…
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Review: Oochya! by Stereophonics
They are the only band I constantly raise my expectation bar for and as fan, it’s a bit ridiculous I…
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Review: So Happy it Hurts by Bryan Adams
This wasn’t a planned review. Bryan Adams‘ new album, So Happy It Hurts (released on 11-March), wasn’t even on my…
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Review: The Optimystic by Drake White
Drake White has gifted his fans and the Universe a very heartfelt and soulful album with the release of The…
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Track by Track: Spiritual Machines II by Our Lady Peace
SPIRITUAL MACHINES II has been out at an NFT since October 2021 and since my brain has yet to wrap itself…
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Track by Track: 1996 by Eighteen Visions
I know I’m late to this review but I’ve been in throws of our 2nd lockdown and well, to be…
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Track by Track: Unstable by Tetrarch
I’ve been obsessed with this band since I heard “Negative Noise” in early April and have been itching for this…
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Track by Track: Heart and Soul
Eric has been releasing tracks from both Heart and Soul throughout 2020 and 2021. He’s released “Heart on Fire“, “Stick that in Your Country…
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REVIEW: Welcome to the Batlands by Ethan Hanna
The forthcoming (October 5th), WELCOME TO THE BATLANDS, is the first installment of ETHAN HANNA’s BATLANDS PROJECT. The project will feature visuals,…
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REVIEW: Let Loose by Aeora
First, I owe AEORA and her team an apology because I am late to the game on this EP. Secondly,…
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REVIEW: Bold Enough by Eliott
Hailing from Melbourne (AUS) comes 21 year old ELIOTT, but don’t let her age fool you into thinking she’s young…
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REVIEW: twentyseven by LANKS
After teasing fans with small tasty EPs, Melbourne native and current Sydney local, LANKS, has finally released (April 27 2018)…
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REVIEW: Last Night We Became Swans by The Summer Kills
As April winds to a close here in Sydney, Australia the temperature is starting to drop and it is starting…
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REVIEW: To Imagine by The Neighbourhood
I have always dug THE NEIGHBOURHOOD since they popped onto the music scene back in 2012 and their music has progressed…
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REVIEW: Songs of Experience by U2
Love or hate U2 and their music, they do something that people are always talking about and to find the…
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REVIEW: “The Devil Lived” by Mkaio
Growing up, I was never a fan of “electronica” type music. When I was a bit older, I went through…
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Puppet Rebellion “No Means Yes” EP
When one listens to Puppet Rebellion’s EP, one can be transported vocally back in time to the voices that made Brit…
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REVIEW: “L’été EP” by Musique Le Pop
”L’été” by Musique Le Pop is a perfect listen for that perfect beach day with a drink that has a tiny…
