“It's Such A Trap”: Meg Mac Refuses To Be Another Tragic Tale On 'It's My Party'

Benny Doyle, Journalist

Reviews / Album
Album Review: Dead Letter Circus - The Catalyst Fire
This is music to fight battles to; pick yours and move forwards.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Shapeshifter, Kilter
"Some purists have scoffed that the band have turned their back on the d’n’b community – tonight gave them a big serving of shut the fuck up."
News / Music
British India's Close-Knit Bond 'Honestly, We Don’t Really Have Any Other Friends'
The band are serious about their work.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Pet Shop Boys - Electric
Pet Shop Boys are the originators of glamorous, pulsing disco sleaze, and they’ve all but reminded the new school who designed the curriculum in the first place.
Features / Music
Always Almost There
"British India has always been a thing of increments – [but] maybe the other guys plotted Wembley?"
News / Music
Japandroids On Their 'Black And White' Approach To Music
There will be no writing while the band's on tour
Features / Music
The Simple Things In Life
"We’re a pretty black and white band in the sense that we don’t work seriously on writing songs or writing a record when we’re in the middle of touring."
Features / Music
Back On The Road Again
"I feel really lucky that we can still be here, we can still hook up and take this opportunity to come back to Australia."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Cloud Control - Dream Cave
It’s a gorgeous journey the quartet take you on, one that could only come from a band bettered by their recent experiences.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Bernard Fanning, Big Scary, Vance Joy
Adulation rains down and Bernard Fanning can’t hide a smile as he strolls out on his lonesome, reacquainting himself with a home crowd for the second time in three nights with Wash Me Clean.
Features / Music
It's Not Ever
"We’ve been notorious for not having what’s going on at the moment, it’s pretty silly really."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: CSS - Planta
Ditching the dick to move forward as an all-lady four-piece, Sao Paulo indie disco faves CSS give us Planta, yet another middling release that shows flashes of greatness but doesn’t get over the line