A month on from its release on March 8th, Dave’s Psychodrama remains one of the most compelling bodies of work out of the UK this generation….
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The Jezabels are amongst Sydney’s finest rock bands. Their career stretches further than a decade back at this stage, dotted by new fans and accolades…
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Speaking to Dallas Woods is very similar to listening to his tunes; he’s direct, steadfast, and he’s not afraid to make some noise. Yet underneath the…
Olympia’s big picture is coming into focus With an album on the way and a boundless artistic vision in tow, Olympia is poised to impress….
It was in May 2017 that Pond released their last full-length, a politically apt collection of face-melting guitar pop called The Weather. Where that album lamented…
In 2018 Mojo Juju cemented herself as an artist that bears paying attention to. Her latest album Native Tongue tells her segmented family history through a…
The genesis of Rhye, a musical project from Canada’s Mike Milosh, is an interesting one. Choosing to forgo imagery of himself in teaser videos and…
This article appears in print in Happy Mag Issue 10: The Drug Issue. Grab your copy here.
I have taken drugs at every festival I’ve…
Fritz busted straight out of the Steel City in 2017 with a debut self-titled album, and since then it’s been a non-stop exercise in winning…
A pub date with Parcels Taking a rare opportunity to speak with Parcels in Australia, we found out everything we could about Byron Bay’s glossiest…
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