Reviews / Live

Leading up to her debut EP, Exhibitionist continues to demonstrate the project's pop inclinations with her third single, the foggy, euphoric 'Sway'

"As the quintet climbed on stage they went into attack mode."

"Intense duelling guitars and a cavernously reverbed snare drum ensured everyone found some sort of groove in the theatre."

"[Alex The Astronaut] thanked us for our attentiveness and for engaging with her music instead of 'something easier to listen to, like Peking Duk'."

Val Flynn has created a deliciously-addicting earworm with 'Stuck On Repeat' that is both endlessly relatable and electrifying.

'Middle Ground' is a fruity and delicious cocktail, served by CLYPSO and Kwame, that goes down easy but still packs a mighty punch.

Suss out our snaps from when Counterparts & their good pals in Stray From The Path hit up Adelaide earlier this week.

It's a long way down, but Haiku Hands and 'Jupiter' prove that this band will not stop until they've reached the highest of heights.

LALKA gives pop its radical edge back with 'Shut Up', an incendiary expression of defiance in which she finds her own voice amidst chaos

No Mono continue to unveil the corners of their collaboration with 'Frostbitten', capturing the shock of a personal crisis in a cathartic plateau.

"After the opening four songs it's clear Sandoval is struggling, with the frontman explaining he woke up after their recent show in New Zealand and knew something wasn't right with his voice."