25 Years Later, ‘(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?’ Is Still Oasis’ Finest Hour
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Reissuing their seminal 1995 vinyl for its anniversary, Oasis have reminded fans why their second album remains their most vital.
Machine Gun Kelly Reinvents Himself as a Pop-Punk Whiner – and it Works
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsBlink 182’s Travis Barker helps the Cleveland rapper find a new punk sound
Blackpink’s ‘The Album’ Is an Adrenaline Shot That Wears Off a Little Too Quick
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe eight-song LP is a slick, confident and wildly entertaining release from the biggest girl group in the world
Jessica’s ‘The Space Between’ Is a Masterclass of Ethereal Brilliance
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsHaving been the eponymous first half of Jep and Dep for years, Jessica goes solo with her debut album, The Space Between
The Electorate Hit the Ground Running with Their Stunning Debut
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsA record that has long been anticipated by fans of the group's members, The Electorate's debut is one of the year's best.
Prince’s ‘Sign ‘o’ the Times’ Box Set Offers a Rich Image of the Pop Master at His Absolute Peak
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsWith nearly four hours of previously unreleased material, the collection captures the scope of the artist’s boundless genius
Agnes Manners Have Come out Swinging with ‘Fantasia Famish’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe debut album from Agnes Manners, Fantasia Famish is a mesmerising debut from one of the local music scene’s newest additions.
Mildlife’s ‘Automatic’ Is an Exercise in Euphoria
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsMelbourne outfit Mildlife have delivered something truly stunning with 'Automatic'
‘Low Key’ Sees Jackmann Offering up One of The Year’s Finest Debuts
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsIt's been a long time coming, but with Low Key, but Jackmann has seen Kris Schroeder deliver a mesmerising record for the ages.
‘Eleven Women’ Sees Steve Kilbey Delivering an Exercise in Immediacy
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsEleven Women is the first solo record from Steve Kilbey since 2018, and sees the Church frontman delivering one of his most immersive releases to date.
