News Jack Quigley turns a Beirut love story into a moving act of remembrance on ‘Wedding In The Sky’ by Tammy Moir Jack Quigley looks beyond the scale of the Beirut Port explosion on ‘Wedding In The Sky’ Six years ago, the Beirut Port explosion tore through the Lebanese capital, killing more…
Music News hazyphonics makes bedroom synth music feel wide open on If Only You Knew by Tammy Moir A scrappy, synth-heavy record that turns bedroom production into its own little world. There is something immediately likeable about an album that sounds as though the artist followed every good…
Music News Lucy Dacus gives Blaze Foley’s ‘Clay Pigeons’ a gentle new life by Tammy Moir One of country music’s great travelling songs finds another voice. By the time John Prine recorded ‘Clay Pigeons’ for his 2005 album Fair & Square, Blaze Foley had been dead…
Music News #1 Dads announces first Australian tour in six years by Tammy Moir Tom Iansek is bringing #1 Dads home for an intimate run of solo shows. A decade ago, #1 Dads quietly sold out five Oxford Art Factory shows in a row,…
AI News Heres what the EU AI Act means for producers, podcasters and audio pros by Tammy Moir AI cleanup is business as usual, but synthetic voices and generated music now come with new transparency rules. AI has quietly worked its way into almost every corner of audio…
News Wellbeing Phil Collins family gathered to say goodbye during near-fatal health crisis by Tammy Moir The Genesis legend says his organs were failing as his five children were called to his hospital bedside. Phil Collins has spent the better part of a decade leaning into…
Music News New Music Radar: Kelvin’s Place, Coffee Stain and The Plot Twist by Tammy Moir A few gems, a few curveballs and plenty of guitars. This week’s batch moves from Courtney Rovere’s moody alt-pop and Kelvin’s Place’s seriously good indie rock to the psychedelic grooves…
Music News New Music Radar: Michaela Tempers, C.A.T.O and WAVEBOMB by Tammy Moir Tuesday has already delivered a few serious track-of-the-week contenders. This week’s New Music Radar has a bit of everything, but Michaela Tempers’ indie-pop gem ‘Nothing to Lose’ is already making…
Music Dan Higgins finds his feet on debut album Twenty Twenty Six by Tammy Moir A seven-track debut shaped by Wales, Australia, fatherhood and a lifelong love of guitar music. Wales has always had a strong track record when it comes to guitar bands. From…
Music News Fanny Lumsden announces new album Traditions and an East Coast tour by Tammy Moir The regional songwriter’s fifth album looks at the family customs we carry, question and sometimes leave behind Fanny Lumsden has built her career the old-fashioned way: long drives, country halls…
News Tony Iommi’s latest single is now a guitar lesson in the Gibson App by Tammy Moir The Black Sabbath guitarist’s new single is now a lesson for anyone brave enough to tackle it. For more than 50 years, guitarists have been trying to work out exactly…
Music News Kylie Minogue crashes Nick Cave’s Brighton homecoming in the best way by Tammy Moir Nick Cave reunites with Kylie Minogue after seven years for ‘Where the Wild Roses Grow’ Nick Cave and Kylie Minogue first turned a murder ballad into an unlikely pop hit…
Music News New Music Radar: Shire, ZIMI, QWENTO and more by Tammy Moir Get around the independent artists bringing something different this week. This week’s radar moves through slow-burning R&B, hazy indie rock, experimental metal and plenty of electronic left turns. There are…
