Reviews

This is an album without pretense, simply well crafted and expertly recorded country songs.

It’s no surprise this quintet is one of Norway’s most beloved bands, and with Silent Treatment they may just become one of Australia’s too.

"Departing from his often melancholic, broody brand of folk, we are given a glimpse of the lighter side of the musician with this record."

"Huggins elicits a diamond sharp crispness from Popov’s voice and the multitude of instruments which accompany her on 84000."

"What we have here is just another forgettable post-hardcore album with a small helping of pop."

"Liars have continually subverted genre, expectation and taste to carve out a truly unique niche within the music landscape."

"This is how it’s done."

Sometimes this is a good thing, sometimes it just gets a little cheesy; perhaps the Burger King, Apple and Facebook references in Enter The Uninvited just don’t translate well for this reviewer.

I, A Man have created a debut record filled with swirling guitars and hypnotic, encapsulating crescendos.

The songs feel weighted and cruise with this fantastic classic American rock vibe, but they’re such standard tracks you can’t help but wonder why the hell they left out the drums.

It’s not punk at all, but that’s fine.