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Gang of Youths ' set began with an acknowledgement to the traditional custodians of the land before transitioning into one of the shimmering instrumental interludes from their new album Go Farther ... concert atmosphere only amplified their poignancy. It was easy just to get lost in the lyrics, which made the songs seem to last forever. The band demonstrated their awareness

miss lyrics and his screaming and yells just wouldn't land as well as they should, seemingly getting lost in his band's own live sound. Which might explain

homeless, with more than 35,000 landing in shelters, pounds and rescue groups in NSW annually. Where half of dogs who are lost eventually find their way home

conundrum of the song where you agree with the sentiment, but maybe something gets lost in the delivery. Peter & The Test Tube Babies are unashamedly and unapologetically old-school ... depending on your interests and generation she owes odd debts to a dreamy pastel land maybe somewhere between Sade and Lana Del Rey. Whether this provides the result

Wrong ', as well as the romanticly bittersweet yet empowering ' Anyone Else ', all of which land within the first half of this record's tracklisting. However, that could never stop later ... album's front cover - looking back at their own reflections in the murky water, lost in their own inner thoughts and feelings. Something that listeners may find themselves also partaking

accountant’s truth, only the ecstatic truth. And, for viewers, The Lost City Of Z has moments of sheer ecstasy. It’s a wide-screen epic rich with glorious jungle ... Royal Geographical Society. At first, he’s merely mapping the terrain to settle a land dispute between Bolivia and Brazil, tensions high at the height of the South American rubber

cards (and instruments) right, big things are sure to come. Their new EP ' Sidewinder ' lands on September 15th via Rude Records and we'll see if that release indeed leads ... Something ' elicited some utterly beautiful moments that my twelve-year old self would have lost his fucking mind over. And getting to sing these songs

between Tom Cruise joints — believes he’s authoring a prestige picture about the men lost in war, Dwain Worrell’s screenplay is gimmicky enough that, at times, it’s reminiscent ... acting: Jeremy Renner frowning pleasingly throughout, a man wearing scars, loyal to the hostile lands on which he walks; Elizabeth Olsen a winning mixture of naivety and fuck-you defiance