Chet Faker Showcases Newfound Strength with ‘Hotel Surrender’
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As Nick Murphy releases his first new Chet Faker album in seven years, it's clear that he's one of Australia's finest artists.
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Vince Staples’ Self-Titled LP Is a Concise Study in Peril and Paranoia
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsTeaming up with producer Kenny Beats, the Long Beach rapper pilots a shadowy world with forlorn determination
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Bobby Gillespie and Jehnny Beth Capture the Awkwardness of Divorce on ‘Utopian Ashes’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsWith moments of beauty and a few songs that make you want to scream primally, the collaboration never rises to either artist’s full potential
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Hiatus Kaiyote’s ‘Mood Valiant’ Showcases Strength and Power
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsMood Valiant serves as an indicator of triumph for Melbourne future soul champions Hiatus Kaiyote. And it's been a long time coming.
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Tom West Takes Us Low and High on ‘I’m Livin’!’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsTom West delivers tracks born out of personal lows and career highs.
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Drown This City’s third EP ‘Colours We Won’t Know’ is essential listening
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe Melbourne quintet's latest EP 'Colours We Won't Know' is a must-listen for fans of all things heavy.
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Crowded House Leave an Indelible Mark With ‘Dreamers Are Waiting’ LP
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsA product of 2020, the record found itself completed in isolation, though it feels as communal and welcoming as any Crowded House album ever could.
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Allday Delivered His Most Unguarded Album yet With ‘Drinking With My Smoking Friends’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsIt's Tom Gaynor's most unguarded album yet, a landmark of breezy sophistication.
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You Am I Are as Sound as Ever on ‘The Lives of Others’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsMore than 30 years into their career, You Am I have delivered one of their best records to date with album #11.
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Van Morrison’s ‘Latest Record Project’ Is a Delightfully Terrible Study in Casual Grievance
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsHis repetition sounds less like the trance-like mysticism of a Caledonia poet and more like a furious customer demanding a refund.
