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INTERVIEW: Magdalena Bay
For this week’s episode of BLEACHED: The Podcast, I am sitting down with Mica and Matt from Magdalena Bay to discuss their Australian Tour which kicks off this week, the creative process that goes into building their live show, and discuss songs like “She Looked Like Me!”, “The Ballad Of Matt & Mica” and “Killing…
LIVE REVIEW: Olivia Dean – Roundhouse
Olivia Dean is currently wowing audiences on the Laneway Festival lineup as it makes its way around New Zealand and Australia. Noted as a highlight on the bill, her mid afternoon set has showcased just how much of a star she is, and the love she’s get back in return has cemented that. With her…
INTERVIEW: The Wombats
For this week’s episode of BLEACHED: The Podcast – Season 2, I am sitting down with Murph from The Wombats to discuss the creative process behind their sixth studio album “Oh! The Ocean”, the importance of mistakes in music, the creative process of songs like “Reality Is A Wild Ride”, “Kate Moss” and “Sorry I’m…
GALLERY: Medium Build – Oxford Art Factory
Medium Build is currently in Australia supporting Role Model on his sold out tour around the country, but while he’s here he’s done a cheeky little side-show in Sydney with special guest Juice Webster. It may have been just a solo acoustic set-up but he commanded the crowd with his raw vocals, beautiful songwriting, and…
SINGLE REVIEWS OF THE WEEK: Nick Ward, SZA, Aleksiah, Selena Gomez, The Driver Era
Nick Ward – Gimme Nick Ward is back and he’s opening a brand new chapter that offers a glimpse into his highly anticipated debut album slated for release later this year. “Gimme” is the first offical single and it perfectly lays down the foundations for a vulnerable unravelling of his queer experience intertwined with punchy…
SINGLE REVIEWS OF THE WEEK: Dua Lipa, Thomas Headon, Royal & The Serpent & GAYLE, Beyonce, Alexander 23, Alfie Templeman, Sasha Alex Sloan, Wallows
Dua Lipa – Training Season Dua Lipa is back on her pop-star shit with a song that feels even bigger than “Houdini”. On “Training Season” the British artist comes in hot with a psychedelic pop sonic that is elevated from its predecessor and packs an unexpected punch. The track grows on you with every listen…
SINGLE REVIEWS OF THE WEEK: Spacey Jane, Jennifer Lopez, Michael Marcagi, Faye Webster, K.FLAY, Sea Girls
Spacey Jane – One Bad Day Following a two year run with their sophomore album “Here Comes Everybody”, West Australian indie-rock favourites Spacey Jane are officially closing the chapter with one final new song. “One Bad Day” comes as a thank you to fans, and bookends the end of “Here Comes Everybody” and serves as…
Single Reviews Of The Week: Omar Apollo, Illy, Kenya Grace, Tkay Maidza, Noah Kahan, Jude York
Omar Apollo – Live For Me Omar Apollo is genuinely sitting on top of the world at the moment. There is an excitement that feels electric behind his discography that is finding its way into mainstream culture thanks to some major artist co-signs, tour supports and festival slots. Following his critically acclaimed and Grammy nominated…
LIVE REVIEW: Delta Goodrem – Sydney Coliseum Theatre
It’s been 20 years since the release of Delta Goodrem’s record-breaking debut album “Innocent Eyes”, and if you grew up in Australia then it’s safe to say that this album played a special place in your life in one way or another. All five singles from the album reached #1 on the ARIA charts, and…
