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Album Review: Dan Sultan - Killer Under A Blood Moon

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"These impressive collaborations shine bright new light on the originals."

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Collaborating with some of Australia's most influential musicians, Dan Sultan steps up his already-powerful musicianship with the release of Killer Under A Blood Moon - a six-track EP, reworking four tracks from his 2017 album Killer.

Infusing hip hop into My Kingdom brings a powerful new side to the gripping tale thanks to an almighty collaboration with AB Original. If this song alone doesn't win some sort of award, we have some questions. Reaction is completely reinvigorated with the help of Meg Mac, who adds an extra emotional element to the story with the pair singing collaboratively about a relationship breakdown. Could this song have originally been written as a duet? 

Sultan also teams up with Camp Cope for Killer, setting the song on fire with Kelly-Dawn Hellmrich and Sarah Thompson's drums and bass. Guitarist and vocalist Georgia Maq's softer vocal approach still oozes that epic emotion she's known for.

A vast array of talent and genres come together in Killer Under A Blood Moon, and it's enchanting. While Killer was an emotionally gripping album, these impressive collaborations shine a bright new light on the originals, along with two invigorating bonus tracks.

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