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Finally kicking off their long-delayed tour with a hometown show, Something for Kate complemented the brilliance of 2001's Echolalia with cuts from their more recent catalogue.
The long-awaited debut single from the Sydney artist, 'Criticise the Poor' sees Ed Barnes taking aim at the Liberal party and the Murdoch press
Tobias Forge, the man behind the ghoulish Papa Emeritus, rails against bloated nations, empty leaders, and the glorification of stupidity on the new album ‘Impera’
West declined to explain his latest work, writing on Instagram, “[T]he explanation destroys the mystery and magic of true love and puts it in a box that can be counted”
They’re also launching a new organisation to benefit women and LGBTQ+ artists called UnicornDAO
His long-awaited follow-up to 2004’s ‘Chronicles: Volume One’ is a collection of essays about songs by other artists
Set to take place as part of a wider Australian tour, Nick Cave & Warren Ellis will perform two special shows at the iconic location.
Even Walter White working feverishly in his basement lab couldn’t have created a dose of nostalgia as powerful as the boy band’s new Eighties-inspired clip
Mercy comprises nine songs Anastasio wrote during the pandemic
“She’s definitely getting more kudos in her silver years,” Giddens says. “Let’s build on that”
