Flight Facilities Craft a Litany of Classics on The Long-Awaited ‘FOREVER’
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The first album since 2014, Flight Facilities are back with FOREVER, proving that good things come to those who wait.
New Courtney Barnett Record ‘Things Take Time, Take Time’ Is Really Good, Really Good
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsOne of the world’s sharpest songwriters turns inward, thinks deep, and blisses out
Snail Mail Ups Her Game on ‘Valentine’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsLindsay Jordan proves she’s much more than an indie-guitar prodigy on her excellent second album.
Summer Walker Is Literally Over It
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe breakout R&B singer’s second album is sultry and cathartic, processing bad relationships and new beginnings
Led Zeppelin – ‘Led Zeppelin IV’
Posted in: Music Album Reviews"One of the ways in which this is demonstrated is the sheer variety of the album: out of eight cuts, there isn’t one that steps on another’s toes, that tries to do too much all at once," writes Lenny Kaye.
Jessica Dives Deep Into Delicate, Introspective Beauty on ‘With Reverie’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsWritten and recorded against the backdrop of Sydney's lockdowns, With Reverie is Jessica at her resonant best.
Dr Sure’s Unusual Practice Are a Forward-Thinking Powerhouse on ‘Remember the Future? Vol. 2 & 1’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsEver since Dr Sure’s Unusual Practice first appeared on the local scene back in 2018, the band – which serves as something of a supergroup of sorts comprising musicians from Melbourne and Perth – has felt like a prolific music-making machine. With one full-length and a handful of EPs to their name already, it’s almost […]
‘Everything Was Funny’ Showcases the Musical Tenacity of Dave Graney and Clare Moore
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsTwo of the country's finest and most respected artists overcome the trials and tribulations of 2021 to craft their latest stellar release.
Wave Racer Delivers a Lexicon for Future Bass with His Debut Album
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsWave Racer gets glitchy and divergent on this meta-pop self-exploration.
Mastodon Crush/Redeem You on ‘Hushed and Grim’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe metal heroes’ eighth album is one of their heaviest
