[CD Review] DMAs – Hills End
A bit like the way singer, Tommy O’Dell accidentally discovered his vocal talent, DMA’s debut album is refreshing, a bit of a surprise,
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[CD Review] VIOLENT SOHO – Wako
Not dissimilar to the response a crowd has at a live Violent Soho show, the fourth studio album from the quartet is a
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[CD Review] CHAIRLIFT – Moth
A third studio album for Brooklyn natives and synthpop duo, Chairlift, Moth is a vibrant, enigmatic collection of songs – random but altogether
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[CD Review] THE JEZABELS – Synthia
A rich, deep vocal that penetrates your soul, Hayley Mary of The Jezabels is a shining beacon of the amazing musical talent Oz
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[CD Review] RÜFÜS DU SOL – Bloom
A heavily anticipated second studio album from the dance trio RÜFÜS, Bloom is 11 bangers back to back. Tyrone’s melancholy tone is a
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[Live Review] LANEWAY FESTIVAL 2016 (Sydney)
Sydney College of The Arts, Rozelle Sunday February 7, 2016 : An extremely balmy Sunday set the scene for a sweaty, slightly smelly
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[CD Review] DAVID BOWIE – Blackstar
Like many people, one of my favourite Bowie personas was Ziggy Stardust – an album that means dancing stupidly around the family room,
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[CD Review] CITY & COLOUR – If I Should Go Before You
If I Should Go Before You marks the fifth studio album for Dallas Green, under alias City & Colour – not bad for
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[CD Review] MAJICAL CLOUDZ – Are You Alone?
A beautiful and meditative album, Are You Alone? is suitably magical and properly mesmerizing. As background music for thinking, feeling or meditating, this
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[CD Review] THE DELTA RIGGS – Dipz Zebazios
Before being lucky enough to see The Delta Riggs at this years CMJ Music Marathon in New York City, I was only familiar
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[CD Review] THE KOOKS – Listen
The first time The Kooks entered my life was at my 16th birthday. A boy from school walked through my back gate, gift
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[Interview] DAVID ROSALES
Hailing from sunny California, folk and blues musician, DAVID ROSALES, recently released his second solo EP, Along The Way. MARLEY TINNOCK spoke to
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[CD Review] ANBERLIN – Lowborn
The angsty teenage version of myself vividly recalls afternoons spent blasting ‘A Day Late’ and ‘Paperthin Hymn’ in a bid to demonstrate my
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[CD Review] SIA – 1000 Forms Of Fear
With complete nonchalance and totally pointed tenacity, Sia delivers an album riddled with serious attitude and a punchy beat that makes you want
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[CD Review] 360 – Utopia
A testament to his own triumph, 360’s Utopia, is the conversation a lot of people need to have with themselves – not necessarily
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[CD Review] JENNIFER LOPEZ – A.K.A.
J.Lo is back, again. Was it worth it? Some tracks were. A.K.A is the “songstress/actress/all-around-attractive mum of two”’s eighth studio album, and it
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[CD Review] SKY FERREIRA – Night Time, My Time
Like Britney Spears had a musical love child with The Rolling Stones…almost – Sky Ferreira’s much anticipated and highly controversial new album Night
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[CD Review] FOSTER THE PEOPLE – Supermodel
Still channelling that deep-space pop vibe that delivered us ‘Pumped Up Kicks’ in 2011, Foster The People’s new album Supermodel is a more
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[CD Review] BOMBAY BICYCLE CLUB – So Long, See You Tomorrow
A fun, fresh and playful album, Bombay Bicycle Club’s latest offering is heartfelt and bursting with a bubbly, frenzied sound. Not really rooted
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[CD Review] KELIS – Food
Nothing like the ghetto, booty-shakin beats of ‘Milkshake’ circa 2003, or even remotely like the techno, electronic bass that she delivered in ‘Bossy’
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