Reviews / Album

A long way from their self-titled EP, with richer, more evocative vocals, and a far more dream-like quality, the Tasmanian trio have produced an album that will see them quickly skyrocket to national recognition.

The most forgettable track is Shine Ya Light, though it samples reggae so it deserves a credit.

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

True North continues to solidify Bad Religion’s empowering dynasty, confirming and reiterating that they are still one of punk’s pre-eminent bands.

"Modestep are an interesting progression that shows there’s still plenty of life left in the dubstep formula. Evolution Theory indeed..."

Soft and succinct.

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

Is it pleasant? Sure. Easy? Definitely. Worth it? Only if you’re having trouble sleeping.