Over the last four years Mashd N Kutcher have cemented themselves as one of Australia’s leading electronic acts. The Brisbane based producers and multi instrumentalists have impressed live audiences with over 700 energetic shows and they are not showing any signs of slowing down anytime soon. Other than Australia they have also toured the world…
ALBUM REVIEW: Amy Shark – Love Monster
There are just some albums that were destined to be heard and Amy Shark’s ‘Love Monster’ is one of those records. Over the last year and a half the Gold Coast singer-songwriter has had a rapid rise to fame thanks to the release of her breakthrough single ‘Adore’. It has seen her tour the world,…
SINGLE REVIEW: Benny Blanco feat. Halsey & Khalid – Eastside
If you’ve been paying attention over the last ten years you would’ve noticed the name Benny Blanco popping up in the production credits of some of your favourite pop songs like ‘Teenage Dream’, ‘Tik Tok’, ‘Moves Like Jagger’, ‘Castle On The Hill’, ‘Cold Water’ and ‘Now Or Never’. But the American producer has never released…
SINGLE REVIEW: Jess Kent – Bass Bumps / No Love Songs
Bursting onto the Australian music scene with the infectious ‘Get Down’ Jess Kent quickly became a name that everyone was talking about. The Sydney based singer-songwriter release her debut EP ‘My Name Is Jess Kent’ which was a bold collection of tropical injected attitude filled sons. With the success of ‘Sweet Spot’ she went onto…
SINGLE REVIEW: Ariana Grande – God Is A Woman
After the release of ‘No Tears Left To Cry’ it’s hard to say that expectations aren’t officially set high for her fourth studio album ‘Sweetener’. She introduced a confident and bold sound which begins as a simple melodic ballad with a dreamy synth production that hears her serving strong and powerful vocals. But then 20…
SINGLE REVIEW: Thelma Plum – Clumsy Love
It has been four years since Thelma Plum has released new music and let’s just be honest, it’s very well overdue. ‘Clumsy Love’ hears her growing a lot as an artist and delivers a folk infused indie-pop production that still serves a lot of heart and emotion. It’s quite the departure from her ‘Monsters’ EP…
SINGLE REVIEW: Twenty One Pilots – Jumpsuit / Nico And The Niners
The ‘Blurryface’ era seemed never ending but as soon as Twenty One Pilots played their final show in June 2017 they sort of disappeared completely. It’s been a year since we’ve last heard from them and they’ve finally decided to resurface to give us a lot of brand new information. The dynamic duo announced that…
SINGLE REVIEW: Sigrid – Schedules
Our favourite Norwegian indie-pop newcomer has been drip-feeding the release of her second EP ‘Raw’ over the past couple of months and proving to the world that she is force to be reckoned with. Sigrid has just released the final track from the collection and will have you dancing instantly with it’s vibrant production. ‘Schedules’…
ALBUM REVIEW: Years & Years – Palo Santo
I was really unsure how Years & Years highly anticipated second studio album would actually turn out because the lead singles ‘Sanctify’ and ‘If You’re Over Me’ were a little below average at best. However ‘Palo Santo’ is actually a bold collection of songs that are full of attitude, emotion and honest storytelling. Most of…
ALBUM REVIEW: The Rubens – Lo La Ru
The Rubens are a name that you can’t escape in the Australian music industry. They cemented their status with their debut ‘self titled’ album which featured the breakthrough favourites ‘My Gun’ and ‘Lay it Down’. But it was their sophomore studio album ‘Hoops’ which heard the title track topping The Triple J Hottest 100 in…
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