Blusher are here to cement the fact that they are your new favourite girl-group. The Melbourne based trio have bursted onto the scene with the kaleidoscopic indie-pop cuts “Softly Spoken” and “Deep End”, and have already supported Aurora on her Australian tour, are playing The Great Escape in the UK this month, and are also…
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SINGLE REVIEW: Catie Turner – Easy
In March, Catie Turner returned after a brief hiatus with the immaculate anthem “Hyperfixations” which perfectly described what it’s like to live with ADHD. The manic pop song was honestly raw while also offering a punchy hook that won’t escape your mind for hours. She’s now backed it up with the intimate and confessional, “Easy”…
SINGLE REVIEW: GAYLE – don’t call me pretty
GAYLE is currently on the road with Taylor Swift for her mammoth Era’s Tour, and soon she will be joining P!nk for her Summer Carnival Stadium Tour in Europe. So it only makes sense that she needs some giant anthemic pop-rock songs to fill out her set. With “abcdefu”, and “everybody hates me” already providing…
SINGLE REVIEW: Gretta Ray – Dear Seventeen
Gretta Ray is getting ready to enter her sophomore album era, but before she does that she wants to take a moment to reflect on the journey it’s taken to get her to where she is right now. “Dear Seventeen” is a retrospective track that captures the highs and the lows of her career, and…
SINGLE REVIEW: UPSAHL – GOOD GIRL ERA (SIDE A) / CONDOMS (SIDE B)
UPSAHL is in her good girl era, or is she? The Phoenix based singer, songwriter and producer is about to kick off the second leg of her “This Is My First Headline Tour”, and she’s also beginning a new project aptly titled “UPSAHL PRESENTS: THE PHX TAPES” where she’s going to regularly share two new…
INTERVIEW: Cub Sport
Cub Sport’s musical journey has been unfiltered, genuine and pure. From their debut album “This Is Our Vice” right through to their fifth studio album “Jesus At The Gay Bar” (out now) they’ve delivered honest truths, and a liberating escapism. Embodying a joyous celebration of queer love, this new record couldn’t have come at a…
FIRST THOUGHTS: Ellie Goulding – Higher Than Heaven
You may have seen the headlines floating online this week about how Ellie Goulding stated her new album is her “least personal” to date, and even joked that some of the lyrics were AI generated. Some found it really endearing and honest for her to say it wasn’t as deep as her previous records, and…
