Released: 10 October 1995 When people ask me what my favourite album of all time is I reply with No Doubt – Tragic Kingdom without any hesitance. “But why” always follows and it’s quite simple, the album production was done incredibly well and each song compliments the other perfectly. Looking back at No Doubts’ career…
Tag: Australia
LIVE REVIEW: Lorde – Brisbane Riverstage
Lorde has quickly become one of the biggest names in the music industry, if not the world. Her live shows are raved about from fans and critics alike leaving you wanting to see her over and over again. After re-scheduling her April tour because of sickness Lorde returned to Australia to deliver what would be…
ALBUM REVIEW: Taylor Henderon – Burnt Letters
Taylor Henderson’s second offering delivers 12 original tracks that see him opening up as an artist while exploring different sounds and opening up his vocal range. “Burnt Letters” is a hit and miss album with a few songs that are notably on point while others are predictable and boring. Henderson’s music lacks versatility and that’s…
ALBUM REVIEW: Sheppard – Bombs Away
Sheppard are the Brisbane based six-piece who have won over Australia and are about to take the world by storm. Their debut album has just been released and it’s already gaining rave reviews from critics and fans alike. “Bombs Away” opens strong with the number one hit single that everyone is talking about, “Geronimo”. It…
SINGLE REVIEW: The Madden Brothers – California Rain
The Madden Brothers – California Rain Joel And Benji Madden’s side project is definitely something to be excited about. While Good Charlotte take a break The Madden Brothers are creating music that’s a bit different to what their fans are used to. Their first single “We Are Done” saw them release a folk rock inspired…
SINGLE REVIEW: Bonnie Anderson – Blackout
Bonnie Anderson – Blackout Australia fell in love with Bonnie Anderson when she was only 12 years old winning the first season of Australia’s Got Talent. Fast forward 7 years and she is back releasing infectious pop songs that won’t leave your head. “Raise The Bar” impressed with its catchy hook and strong vocals and…
ALBUM REVIEW: Sia – 1000 Forms Of Fear
Sia is the musical genius behind the hit songs “Diamonds” (Rihanna), “Titanium” (David Guetta), “Let Me Love You” (Ne-Yo), “Radioactive” (Rita Ora) and “Pretty Hurts” (Beyonce). After stepping out of the limelight in 2010 she has returned with her sixth studio album. “1000 Forms Of Fear” is easily Sia’s strongest collection of work and is the…
LIVE REVIEW: James Blunt – Brisbane Convention And Exhibition Centre
You either love him or you hate him but there’s no denying that James Blunt is talented and an incredible showman. Opening the show with “Face The Sun” he provided the near sell out crowd with a high energy live show that didn’t disappoint. With hilarious and crude banter in between songs he had the…
SINGLE REVIEW: The Collective – Burn The Bright Lights
The Collective have returned with one less member, a new song and a slower sound. “Burn The Bright Lights” impresses with its strong harmonies and its cheesy but honest lyrics that will have girls melting. It’s been received well by radio, fans and critics alike but honestly the song is a bit too manufactured and…
SINGLE REVIEW: The Janoskians – Real Girls Eat Cake
I still can’t tell if this song is a joke or not. The Janoskians are well known for their funny (and cringing) YouTube videos and have since become the anti-boyband. “Real Girls Eat Cake” is the groups third single and is the most confronting and shocking one yet. After hearing the song for the first…
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