Dear Seattle Let It All Go On New Album ‘Someday’
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Dear Seattle is born again. Frontman Brae Fisher lets it all go on new album 'Someday', in which he wrestles with life's many mental fuckeries.
King Stingray’s Self-Titled Debut Destined to Be an Instant Classic
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsBuoyed by a string of successful singles, the King Stingray signature “Yolŋu surf rock” has gripped the nation.
New Dune Rats Album ‘Real Rare Whale’ is Their Punniest Yet
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsDune Rats' latest album, 'Real Rare Whale', serves as the perfect positive antidote to pandemic-induced negativity.
Alex the Astronaut Shares ‘How to Grow A Sunflower Underwater’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsAlex the Astronaut delivers a remarkably refreshing and uplifting perspective on 'Growing Up, getting a 'Haircut' and being 'Sick'.
Jenny Mitchell Unearths Her Best Work on New Album ‘Tug of War’
Posted in: Music Album Reviews'Tug of War' isn't Jenny Mitchell's first rodeo. But it is her best work, worthy of every award it will inevitably collect.
Spacey Jane Bring the Vibes on Here Comes Everybody
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsWith tracks “Lunchtime” and “Haircut”, you might think 'Here Comes Everybody' is a children’s record. However, it's anything but juvenile.
Vance Joy Brings Refreshing Twist on ‘In Our Own Sweet Time’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsVance Joy’s third studio album - 'In Our Own Sweet Time' - brings a refreshing twist on the singer’s signature sound.
Eliza & The Delusionals Are Busting Barriers on ‘Now And Then’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsLuscious and vital, 'Now And Then' from Eliza & The Delusionals could be one of the year’s best albums.
Thornhill Delivers an Artful Anthology on New Album ‘Heroine’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThornhill are back with an artful anthology of stories, all set to a nostalgic cinema-inspired score that’s sure to be a treat for any TV and film buff.
Em-Haley Walker Channels Love and Peace on ‘Te Kaahu O Rangi’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe debut album from Em-Haley Walker is not the sound of the Kiwi pop princess we have come to adore through her Theia project.
