[CD Review] BEN ABRAHAM – Sirens
On only the most rare of occasions do I find myself in love with music! In his debut mainstream effort, Sirens, Melbourne based singer-songwriter
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[CD Review] THE TING TINGS – Super Critical
Some time has passed since The Ting Tings shot to fame with the incredibly catchy ‘That’s Not My Name’ bursting them into the
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[CD Review] THE GASLIGHT ANTHEM – Get Hurt
Listen to any previous The Gaslight Anthem album and you could easily slot them in with other punk rock bands like Blink 182
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[CD Review] LANA DEL REY – Ultraviolence
Listening to Lana Del Rey is like stepping into crystal clear pool of the singers melancholia. Take a cool dip into her sadness
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[CD Review] LADY ANTEBELLUM – 747
With the release of the latest studio offering from the Nashville natives, Lady Antebellum have produced an album that is minus the big
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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] LENNY KRAVITZ – Strut
The very title of his latest album, Strut, suggests that this is what Lenny Kravitz is here to do, to swagger and strut
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[Album Review] PVRIS – WHITE NOISE
I’ve found a new spirit animal in the form of Massachusetts rock band, PVRIS and I’ve had a religious experience in the form
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[CD Review] VANCE JOY – Dream Your Life Away
Bursting onto the music scene in 2013 with his smash-hit single, ‘Rip Tide’, Vance Joy has seeped his way into the collective conscience
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[CD Review] PRINCE – Plectrumelectrum / Art Official Age
Prince opens his latest studio offering, Art Official Age, like he is about to educate us all. The 33rd studio album for Prince
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[CD Review] LEONARD COHEN – Popular Problems
Opening with the very descriptive track ‘Slow’, Leonard Cohen delivers his 13th studio album with a tapping beat and gravelly voice telling listeners
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[CD Review] MISSY HIGGINS – Oz
Taking her love for Australian music and elegantly breathing new life into some classic Australian songs, Missy Higgins has teamed the release of
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[CD Review] KYLIE – Kiss Me Once
Kicking off her Kiss Me Once tour in Europe this week Kylie is once again out to prove that she is indeed the
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[CD Review] U2 – Songs of Innocence
Released in conjunction with the debut of the new Apple iPhone 6 as a gift to all Apple users, U2‘s latest offering and
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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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[CD Review] MARK LANEGAN BAND – Phantom Radio
Hot on the heels of his recent No Bells On Sunday EP, Mark Lanegan returns with band in tow for the ‘official’ follow-up
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[CD Review] IN FLAMES – Siren Charms
In rock ‘n’ roll, metal, or indeed any genre, there is always two schools of thought regarding the way a band should go
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[CD Review] THE TEA PARTY – The Ocean At The End
It’s good to have The Tea Party back. After a decade and a half of cranking out some of the most eclectic and surprising
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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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