‘I Have To Go Rogue Every Single Time’: Peach PRC Reflects On The Past As She Steps Into Her New Era

The Reviews Are In

Sally Anne Hurley

Bowie, Gold Fields, Melbourne Ska Orchestra and more were reviewed this week.

David Bowie - The Next Day

"Bonus tracks So She, I'll Take You There and the instrumental Plan are also worth a listen, and none with obvious 'to the cutting room floor' quality."

Youth Lagoon - Wonderous Bughouse

"The Idaho-based musician pushes and pulls on your emotions; from blissful sonic waves of hope to the melancholic stories hidden beneath."

Dick Diver - Calendar Days

"Dick Diver do try, and sometimes miss – and maybe that's their charm."

Phosphorescent - Muchacho

"Muchacho may not push Houck into the mainstream – but it should."

Gold Fields - Black Sun

"It's a really strong album full of detail and clean production flourishes."

Doldrums - Lesser Evil

"For those who like to work for their kicks, this will be a welcome challenge."

Devendra Banhart - Mala

"Mala is further confirmation – as if anyone needed any – of the fact that Banhart is truly an artist."

Songs - Malabar

"They have produced a rich, spellbinding record, tinged with a classic Australian sound."

Melbourne Ska Orchestra - Melbourne Ska Orchestra

"With over a decade of live shows under their belt, it's obvious from this still impressive debut album that Melbourne Ska Orchestra's is a sound best experienced live."