Colliding the worlds of electronic music and drag together, Jawbreakers have infiltrated stages across Australia with their signature bubblegum pop filled sets. With their bright and bouncy personalities and playful mixes, the Melbourne DJ duo have gained themselves a rapidly building fanbase. Following their signing to Extrovert Music they have dropped their nostalgic leaning debut…
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SINGLE REVIEW: Drella – Until The Morning
Stepping into the spotlight with a unique sound and vision, Drella is a newcomer you aren’t going to forget anytime soon. The Melbourne based singer-songwriter’s debut single ‘Until The Morning’ is a compelling and distinct moment that lays down impressive experimental foundations for the journey that is about to unfold. Sonically found somewhere between Prince…
SINGLE REVIEW: GAYLE – ur just horny
With her viral hit ‘abcdefu’ currently at the top of the charts worldwide, GAYLE is ready to add a second track to the Top 10 and further cement her status as THE breakthrough star of 2022. ‘ur just horny’ excitingly brings a similar cynicism and sarcastic tone with an energy that is totally unapologetic. Reflecting…
SINGLE REVIEW: Griff & Sigrid – Head On Fire
Griff and Sigrid are two of UK and Europe’s most promising rising stars, so it only seems appropriate that they’ve teamed up for one of the biggest songs of the year to-date. ‘Head On Fire’ is a track that has “hit” written all over it. Returning to the alt-pop sound that echoed through 2018, there…
SINGLE REVIEW: Christina Castle – FFFree
Christina Castle is an artist who is ready to introduce who she really is to the world. Her journey has been unravelling since 2011 where she appeared on The X Factor Australia (FKA Christina Parie) and was consequently signed by Warner Music at age 15 before touring with Simple Plan. But that was only the…
INTERVIEW: The Wombats
As we steer into a new year, it’s easy to get lost within our thoughts and lose perspective of everything. Sometimes we just need an escapism through music with reflective lyrics to reconfigure our thoughts, and that’s what The Wombats have created within their fifth studio album. ‘Fix Yourself, Not The World’ is a record…
ALBUM WRAP UPS: FKA Twigs, Fickle Friends & The Wombats
FKA Twigs – CAPRISONGS It’s been three years in between projects for FKA Twigs, and as the British singer-songwriter steers into 2022 she has dropped a 17 track mixtape for your listening pleasure. This collaborative affair is all about experimentation and the search for confidence. Deeply rooted in the present, this collection of songs represents…
SINGLE REVIEW: John K – A Lot
Sometimes we don’t realise how much someone really means to us until they are out of the picture. Breakup’s are always going to be tough, and there is always a lot of personal reflection involved in the healing process, but what are you meant to do when you realise that you weren’t the best version…
SINGLE REVIEW: Avril Lavigne feat. Blackbear – Love It When You Hate Me
Avril Lavigne has returned to music with a genuine fire lit underneath her to prove that she can still make you jump and scream in a mosh pit. Her seventh studio album ‘Love Sux’ is slated for a February 25 release, and hears her returning to her punk-pop roots to celebrate the 20 year journey…
SINGLE REVIEW: George Alice – Hold On
Over the last two years George Alice has impressed listeners with an emotionally and vividly charged soundscape that has laid down the foundations for her major introduction to the world. Her debut EP ‘Growing Pains’ is slated for a February 18 release, followed by a national tour in May. But before then, she has dropped…