Music Sagamore – Longer by Debbie Carr There’s no surprise Australia is bursting at the seams with talented bands and artists – we all see it every…
Music Introducing: Pepa Knight by Debbie Carr It sounds like an Oscar worthy movie: one man jets off to India with a serious case of wanderlust and…
Music Introducing: Terrible Truths by Debbie Carr Riding in on a wave of tightly coiled bass lines, Terrible Truths are yet another effortlessly cool edition to Australia’s…
Music Black Swift – The World Howls by Debbie Carr Serious question: what do you think of when someone mentions Taylor Swift? Nashville? The cute and quirky persona with bouncing…
Music Introducing: Dead Albatross by Debbie Carr IS IT A BIRD? IS IT A PLANE? Nope, just a Dead Albatross hanging out in good ol’ Melbourne. If…
Music ELEL – 40 Watt by Debbie Carr I’ve had some great times with bands who feature too many members to remember (notably Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic…
Music Jake Berry – Glossolalia by Debbie Carr It’s Monday night and I’ve arrived at my dimly lit, somewhat pretentious local bar. The atmosphere is inviting and engaging,…
Music Introducing: Tundra by Debbie Carr If you like indie pop with a lick of surf rock then you’re in for a good time with these…
Music The Buzzbees – Hivemind by Debbie Carr Nothing gets my cold heart beating with excitement faster than puns and unusual instruments secretly used in normal sounding songs….
Music Introducing: Apes by Debbie Carr A few good things have come from the Victorian town of Ballarat: the annual beer festival, gold, more gold and…
Music Stephon Alexander and Rioux – Here Comes Now by Debbie Carr If a mad scientist who had a solid taste in music decided to mix a Trinidadian-American astrophysicist, an electronic producer…
Music Superstructure – Out At The Deep End by Debbie Carr What ever happened to Jamiroquai? Does anyone even remember them*? Am I the only one who hasn’t repressed memories of…
Music Soviet X-Ray Record Club – Never Enough by Debbie Carr One harsh but true reality of life is that sometimes things just don’t cut it. In relationships, more often than…