News: Bernadette Peters Returns, Reuben Kaye Premieres: Melt 2025 Takes Over Brisbane
Bernadette Peters. Reuben Kaye. A boatload of fabulous — Melt 2025 is unmissable
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Album Review: Cecilie Strange – ‘Beech’: Compelling Nordic Jazz with a subtle strength and singular sound.
When an artist settles into their groove, over time the spark in their music can dim. Listening to ‘Beech’ the new album by Danish saxophonist Cecilie Strange it’s more than…
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Live Gallery: A Dream in Soft Focus: Japanese Breakfast’s Spellbinding Vivid LIVE Debut, Sydney Opera House 3.06.2025
Soundtracking the Silence Between Aisles: Japanese Breakfast Dazzles at the Opera House
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Live Gallery: Alison Moyet’s Deep Cuts, Big Hits, and Bigger Voice Fill Sydney’s Darling Harbour Theatre 31.05.2025
From Yazoo to KEY, Alison Moyet Still Sounds Like the Future.
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Premiere: ‘Surprised’ – Silver Fleet Ships announce signing to False Peak Records, debut album ‘Before Never, After Forever’ and orchestral new single.
Joining fellow Tasmanians follow in signing to Meanjin/Brisbane’s marvellous False Peaks Records, we are honoured to premiere the new single ‘Surprised’ from Nipaluna/Hobart band Silver Fleet Ships, ahead of their…
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Track: Final Glimpse of The Stamps’ Debut Album Lands With ‘Holy Verse’
A lullaby for the in-between — The Stamps return with ‘Holy Verse’, a final breath before their debut lands
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News: Better Days Ahead: Yellowcard Announce Album Produced by Travis Barker
Yellowcard announce Better Days — their first full album in nearly a decade
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News: Cult Heroes Ho99o9 Bring the Chaos Down Under
Ho99o9 don’t do social media hype. Just pure, combustible live energy.
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News: MKTO Are Back: Melbourne and Sydney Dates Locked for October
Ten years after ‘Thank You’, MKTO are still packing swagger, hooks and heart.
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Live Review + Photo Galleries: Bluesfest Byron Bay enters Day 3
The penultimate day, Saturday, saw a few early technical issues overcome, before leading to a slightly later start which still saw me get around to a further nine artists for…
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