The way that we choose to remember Elliott Smith says as much about us as individuals as it does about him. His life was full…
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The way that we choose to remember Elliott Smith says as much about us as individuals as it does about him. His life was full…
Content and Character: Why Do We Selectively Boycott Artists in 2018? And what makes ‘special’ musicians worthy of a hall pass?
The #MeToo movement has…
Out of Phase: The Problem with Musical ‘Cycles’ Cyclical narratives play a vital role in the music industry’s continued survival, but who programs these trends?…
Recent reports that festival-goers were denied entry to Above & Beyond by NSW Police, despite testing negative for carrying drugs, has sent the media and…
So here we are in the second decade of the 21st century. The future, or at least that of yesteryear, is now. You’ve been lounging…
I’m going to be straight up here and admit, with a decent degree of embarrassment, that this is my first foray into the music of Sarah…
Ryan Downey has one hell of a voice on him. The obvious comparisons, of which I’m sure he will grow increasingly tired of, are Leonard…
“But as god said crossing his legs, “I see where I have made plenty of poets but not so very much poetry”” -Charles Bukowski
This…
Flowertruck are the easy, breezy, beautiful sweethearts of Sydney’s Inner West. They play a catchy brand of indie pop that leans into the hooks hard…
GOOD MOOD, the new album by Ball Park Music, starts with the momentum of a rocket. The first five songs are shot at you with…
Moments of clarity are so important. The last six months, probably longer in fact, have been a difficult time for me. I’ve struggled with feelings…
There is something instantly familiar about Slowcoaching that I just can’t quite put my finger on. I am tempted to suggest it’s that they wear…
In an age where the music industry is characterised as a scattered landscape of disintegrating relics and the arthritic hands that once built them, it…
