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Reviews / Live
Live Review: Holy Holy, Olympia, The Franklin Electric
"A flawless performance from a band that have soared to great heights in the last year."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Learn to love the saxophone with Oisima on 'Grover's Lament'
Adelaide beatmaker Oisima returns with a new single, 'Grover's Lament', from his 2015 album, 'Nicaragua Nights', and we're so glad he's back!
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Letherette throwback to the 90's with ‘Rayon’
The UK based duo LETHERETTE has released a taste of their first new music since 2013's self-titled debut album with their track ‘Rayon’.
Web Story / Gallery
Harts @ Howler
Photos by Kez Werner. Support: The Harlots
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Suede - Night Thoughts
"Night Thoughts possesses the same trademark swagger and lush drama the band has been creating over the last 26 years."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: The Besnard Lakes - A Coliseum Complex Museum
"It's — as the name suggests — a complex record, and an excellent one at that."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Thee Oh Sees, Straight Arrows
"The set is loud and manic, the crowd a sort of throbbing garage mass."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Harts, Apes, The Harlots
"He swings the guitar up behind his head and plays it upside down, resting on his shoulder."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: The Glorious - Falcon
"Melbourne's The Glorious is a band that transcends its own clichés."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Fat White Family - Songs For Our Mothers
"It's like an occult movie where you know something terrible is happening just out of focus, but you don't know what it is."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Tim Crossey & His Adult Contemporaries - Super Agonistes
"Crossey and co never drive the point home, and the result is kind of flat and indistinguishable."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: The Mute Gods - Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me
"[They] let their expertise do the talking in guitar and motif-laden tracks."
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