Brendan Telford, Journalist

Another psyched-out, harmonica-drenched jam from Flightless Records, this time from The Murlocs in the form of Loopholes.

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

"A pleasant surprise."

"There’s a familiarity in the wavelength-like undulations of Guilty Of Everything, but that makes it even more alluring."

"Ratking is another breath of fresh air in a continually revitalised genre."

Russack’s husky vocals scratch that interminable itch of real life, able to encapsulate widely accessible personal dilemmas in the realm of acutely specific narratives, all murmured with an inquisitive, attractively laconic air.

The Future’s Void is a stark, evocative journey.

"Melbourne’s horror dwellers The Night Terrors continue delving into the darkest recesses of the cinematic nightmare on second LP Spiral Vortex."

"They manage to forge an album of maniacal beauty that is wondrously nihilistic and catastrophically hypnotic."

"I think we like the punishment."

"It felt like I was making Spine Of God last week."

Himalayan doesn’t break the mould more than resets it in cast iron – Band Of Skulls writ large.