Palma Violets

Live Review: The Vaccines, Palma Violets

"Tonight suggests that The Vaccines are transitioning."

Live Review: The Vaccines, Palma Violets, Green Buzzard

"Maybe sometimes a band needs to look backwards to go forward."

Palma Violets Announce Melbourne Headline Show

They've also sold out the Melbourne leg of The Vaccines show

Album Review: Palma Violets - Danger In The Club

"They can write a hook with their hands tied. It’s just unfortunate most of them are drowned in dreary vocals and stodgy production"

Palma Violets - English Tongue

Live Review: Palma Violets, Bleeding Knees Club, Teenage Mothers, Frottera

Closing with the rousing 14 and encoring with Brand New Song, it’s the energy and bravado they bring to the standard rock chord progressions they spin through that so impresses, and still leaves the sense that the best is yet to come.

Album Review: Palma Violets - 180

In all honesty, it feels rushed, and what would sound grand in a sloppy den of slovenly depravity sounds like one hundred other lesser-thans. Next.

Album Review: Palma Violets - 180

Some may be drawn to 180 due to the fact that it was produced by Steve Mackey (Pulp’s bass player), but there actually is more on offer than just a famous producer and hyperbole.

Album Review: Palma Violets - 180

This debut is one of the strongest to break through to a wider audience in recent times, and is well worth a listen.

Album Review: Palma Violets - 180

I never really understood what N’Sync meant by ‘dirty pop’, but that description seems to fit Palma Violets perfectly.