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Reviews / Live
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Odesza ft. Shy Girls 'All We Need' (Autograf Remix)
Autograf has taken Odesza's track, 'All We Need' and revisualised it with their own utensils.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Angus & Julia Stone, Jarryd James
Angus & Julia Stone left the Sunshine Coast with their heads up in the clouds.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Damian Cowell's Disco Machine, The Bertie Page Clinic, Ariel
Great to have you back, Damian Cowell.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Ann Vriend
Ann Vriend was smitten with her 'date' in Melbourne.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Roxette, Boom Crash Opera
Roxette proved they can still put on a stand-up performance in Brisbane.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Deep Sea Arcade, Spoon
Spoon prove to be a total class act
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Spoon
Spoon knew how to get the crowd daggy dancing in Melbourne.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Henry Wu 'Don't Want The Regular'
Taken from his Negotiate EP, South Londoner HENRY WU offers up some loose soulful grooves in the form of the quietly tasteful ‘Don’t Want The Regular’.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Chet Faker
Faker possesses the rare talent of being able to create an atmosphere of intimacy with a crowd of thousands.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: THEESatisfaction 'EarthEE' ft. Shabazz Palaces, Porter Ray and Erik Blood
THEESatisfaction release the titled track off their upcoming album 'EarthEE' - a hypnotic soulful jam.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Human Movement 'Paradise' ft. Eliza Sol
Fresh faced Sydney duo Human Movement have teamed up with Eliza Sol for their third track 'Paradise', a minimal techno house track showing lots of potential
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Phony PPL 'Why iii Love The Moon'
Phony PPL, a Brooklyn six piece, have been around for a few years, touring with other experimental hip hop artists like The Roots and Erykah Badu
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