ALBUM REVIEW: Tame Impala – The Slow Rush

Soaked in dreamy synths and psychedelic tendencies, Tame Impala has taken his alternative pop-rock sound to new heights on his fourth studio album. ‘The Slow Rush’ is a record that hears Kevin Parker honing his craft yet again while in the midst of deep experimentation. Injecting a nostalgic disco influenced sound into his sonical palette,…

EP REVIEW: Robinson – Watching You

Capturing a perfect balance of raw vulnerability and earworm pop hooks, Robinson has built a loyal following of likeminded emotionally charged listeners who have danced and sang their hearts out to songs like ‘Nothing To Regret’, ‘Medicine’ and ‘Karma’.  The New Zealand singer-songwriter has welcomed her debut EP ‘Watching You’ into the world with a…

SINGLE REVIEW: Sam Smith – To Die For

Sam Smith has always known how to tug on our heart strings. From the release of their heartbreaking debut album ‘In The Lonely Hour’ to where they’re at now as an artist, Smith has always connected with everyone on a pure and heartfelt level.  Recently experimenting with an electronic sonic, they had everyone grooving along…

SINGLE REVIEW: Billie Eilish – No Time To Die

Billie Eilish is continuing to cement her status as one of the most important and impactful pop-stars in the world. Following her massive wins at the Grammy Awards earlier this month, the singer-songwriter has been unveiled as the artist to sing the theme song for the new James Bond film, ‘No Time To Die’.  Joining…

SINGLE REVIEW: E^ST – FRESH OUT OF LOVE

Sweeping in with a lush track about giving your all to someone who doesn’t feel the same way, E^ST has provided the perfect Valentines Day soundtrack for anyone who isn’t loved up on this overly commercialised day.  ‘FRESH OUT OF LOVE’ is a retrospective pop song that hears the Sydney singer-songwriter diving into over the…

SINGLE REVIEW: Illy – Last Laugh

“Well well, hate saying told you so. Hold up, wait no I don’t. That’s my favourite thing of favourite things” Illy admits during the opening lines of his fresh new single ‘Last Laugh’. And coincidentally, this song hears him having the last laugh in a tasteful way. Directed towards all the haters that have tried…

SINGLE REVIEW: Odette – Feverbreak

Sometimes we just need to feel raw anger. We need to let that rage boil inside of us that is excitingly dangerous and poignantly emotional at the same time. And that’s the concept that Odette has explored on her highly anticipated first single since her 2018 debut album, ‘To A Stranger’.   ‘Feverbreak’ hears the…

SINGLE REVIEW: San Cisco – Reasons

Layering their sound with a bright nostalgic palette, San Cisco are setting the foundations for you to dance your way through 2020. Returning late last year with the groovy ‘Skin’, the Fremantle indie-pop trio hit the road for an intimate run of shows that saw them reacquainting themselves with their long-term fans. And 2020 will…

GALLERY: Geowulf – The Outpost

With global influences from their individual personal experience pouring into their unique sonic, Geowulf are ready to inject some dreamy indie-pop into your bloodstreams.  Hailing from the Sunshine Coast, the now London based soulful duo are currently making their way around Australia to celebrate the release of their sophomore record ‘My Resignation’.  Returning home to…

LIVE REVIEW: Werq The World – QPAC

As the global takeover of drag continues, Voss Events have brought their over the top and pure fabulous production, Werq The World, to Australia for a second year of more lip sync assassinations, glittery sequins, fierce choreography and jaw dropping aerialist numbers. The intergalactic themed 2020 tour sees a line up of Rupaul’s Drag Race…