Reviews

It’s so good to go to a show that glories in language and revels in unpretentious cleverness.

From start to finish, Urthboy’s Smokey’s Haunt takes you on a journey through the strain of light and darkness and is a triumphant release that is sure to set the bar extremely high for Australian hip hop releases in the future.

There is still that great mix of wistful storytelling and lonesome instrumentals, but ultimately Algiers is a bit like the dirty guy who got clean.

This is an album that while raw in delivery is also clever in crafting self-reflection in the listener.

Museum has seen BPM take pause, explore their sound and find their feet to produce a sophomore release with equal measures of happiness and sorrow… because that’s what happens when you grow up.

Pic by Sky Kirkham

Pic by Lou Lou Nutt

To be honest, I didn’t all too much about Mykki Blanco before I saw this video but now a couple of things are for sure…