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Album Review: Marissa Nadler - Strangers
"It's utterly dreamy, but within the elegant perfumed beauty of these tunes there is a dark and brooding gothic edge."
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Album Review: Richard Ashcroft - These People
"Ashcroft's is back to lushly orchestrated, immaculately produced, crooning pop."
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Album Review: Dro Carey - Dark Zoo
"One of the more distinctly inventive, forward-thinking up-and-coming Australian acts of the year."
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Album Review: Band Of Skulls - By Default
"...another swag of blues-ridden rock ditties."
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Album Review: Grand Magus - Sword Songs
"Majestic riffs mixed with tales of bygone battles, pagan gods and epic ventures undertaken by heroic men."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: M.E. Baird - [Fall]
"Baird fingers a half empty tumbler of cheap scotch while a forlorn violin lollops in the corner."
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Album Review: Fear Like Us - Succour
"The rough-around-the-edges tone starts to grate a tad."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Violent Soho, DZ Deathrays, Dune Rats, The Gooch Palms
"Someone from the mosh throws him a goon bag in perfect synchronicity, which he catches, skulls and passes around his band."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Rudimental, Jess Glynne
"Full frequency spectrum ranging from hi-hats to sub-bass creates a dynamic atmosphere that feeds into the crowd."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Music for moving out with Stay At Home Son's debut EP
Australia is known for claiming ownership of any talented Kiwi, so STAY AT HOME SON is no exception.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Get ‘Pink’ with Lovely Head and Pendant
LOVELY HEAD and PENDANT are offering up Pink EP. It’s part colourful, part dark, and a lot of talent.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: PREMIERE: Humfree Bug Art mark the end of an era with their debut album, Nuthin/Sumthin
HUMFREE BUG ART are an emerging European pop group. Yet they might be on hiatus. So with that being said, enjoy their debut and potentially final album for the first time.
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