The Volume of Things: Interview with Bryde.
Sarah Howells, better known as Bryde, has crept into my consciousness in the last few years that I honestly cannotContinue Reading
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Interview: Whitney Tai talks about her new album ‘Apogee’.
Los Angeles-based dream pop sensation Whitney Tai invited us all recently to “…find a lawn nearest you, gaze into theContinue Reading
What’s new, right now? ‘Lifetime’ by The Money War.
From the opening moments of Lifetime, it’s clear The Money War’s Dylan and Carmen Ollivierre, have expanded the scope ofContinue Reading
Interview with Indie-Rocker Ania Thomas.
Rock ‘n’ roll has been a cultural pillar for Polish-born Ania Thomas for more years than she probably cares toContinue Reading
Classic songs: ‘All I Really Want’ by Alanis Morrissette.
When we talk about the album Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morrissette, songs like You Oughta Know, Ironic and HandContinue Reading
Say Something: Interview with Eskimo Joe’s Stuart MacLeod.
Eskimo Joe have always struck me as one of the great Australian alternative rock bands of the early 2000s.They’ve releasedContinue Reading
The Blackheart Orchestra’s Chrissy Mostyn talks lockdown, new music and online shows.
The Blackheart Orchestra are one of the busiest progressive pop bands on the UK scene. Late last year they releasedContinue Reading
Classic albums: Marvin Gaye, What’s Going On (1971).
Motown Records didn’t want Marvin Gaye to make What’s Going On, a socially conscious record, but in 1971 the worldContinue Reading
What’s new, right now? ‘Call Me Home’ by The Dreggs.
The Dreggs are Paddy Macrae and Zane Harris. They write songs that are easy to relate to with better Indie-folkContinue Reading
Interview with Indie rock legends Custard.
Led by frontman and guitarist David McCormack, Brisbane’s Custard made important inroads in Australian indie circles with their 1991 debutContinue Reading
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