Reviews / Album

The sometimes dirty, sometimes dreamy electro-pop soundscapes crafted by Cal Young and Simon McIntosh have all the right moves and watertight grooves to boot.

A varied-but-ultimately rewarding album from one of this generation’s finest songwriters.

DJ Spinna is untouchable when it comes to selection of fine funk and soul.

Untimely Meditations holds too many ideas to be truly cohesive, but that’s never stopped Downes and his troupe before, something we should be eternally grateful for.

The Evolution Machine isn’t just the best Australian hip hop album of the last two years, it’s the best hip hop album of the last couple of years, period.

Jam packed with relatable emotions, hopes and defeats, and unforgettable personal memories, all together amounting to a superior alt-pop record.

In The Belly Of The Brazen Bull has seen them shirk the past, instead strangle their guitars and blow out the speakers in a ‘90s slacker fuzz delight that literally no-one could’ve predicted.

Fourteen adrenaline-fuelled tracks that would be utterly perfect for drunken bouts of Guitar Hero, if that were still a thing.