Reviews / Album

Not quite accessible enough to convert non-believers, and perhaps not stretching quite far enough to please the old ones.

Where FTO get it most right is in continuing to experiment, thereby making the album as a whole interesting and worthy of a holistic listen rather than for simply its very likeable single releases.

Pope Innocent X’s strength is that there is really never a dull moment, with Blackman constantly providing the listener new ways to absorb and appreciate her formidable musical talent.

A solid debut from a promising band.

Debut album from Melbourne metallers

It’s within these walls that big beat is superseded.

Though knowing what Skinner is capable of, even as recently as last year, it can’t help but be a minor letdown.

¡Tre! is an album for Green Day die hards. The songs are good, but have all been heard before.

Love for this album will likely be divided into two camps, answerable by a single question: do you miss the ‘80s?