Recorded audio has been alive as a medium since the era of the wax cylinder in the late 19th century. It wasn’t until midway through…
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Few albums have so profoundly terraformed the landscape in which they were born and placated contemporary listeners like Ágætis byrjun. The sophomore album from celestial…
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When Jimi Hendrix left this world he left a smoking crater in his wake that has yet to be filled. The rock world has reeled…
Bridge Over Troubled Water was Simon & Garfunkel’s swan song, but even as the duo’s bond began to decay they created a transcendent work of…
The Young Henrys brewery in Newtown has an old-world charm; brass piping, historical gig posters, wood, and brickwork. Lately a piece of gear has been…
David Lynch, Mulholland Drive, Blue Velvet, The Elephant Man, you know, that guy. The man who acquainted himself so well with neo-noir mystery and thriller, he…
There’s an unmistakable allure to the studio gear of the past. Some pieces were commercially successful and therefore exist higher in numbers. The Fairchild compressor…
This Tuesday we unveil The Happy 100, a countdown of our 100 favourite tracks of 2019 from Australian and New Zealand artists.
To celebrate, we’re…
Okay, it’s 1999, you’re nearly five years old and you just put your VHS of Bambi on. You have a poptop in your hands and…
For many people in this country, January 26th is a symbolic day of celebration, debauchery and Aussie pride. However, there are just as many who…
It’s another showing from the already smash hit series The Witcher on Netflix. They have officially announced the release of the show’s recurring bardic hit…
Rhyece O’Neill & The Narodniks have unveiled a new live recording of Apple Tree Blues, taken from their performance at The Tote in Melbourne earlier…
The unique characteristics of Fender’s vintage bias tremolo sounds are highly regarded as some of the best classic amp effects to date. Out of the…
