Features Manic Street Preachers – ‘The Holy Bible’: Why It Mattered by James Peppercorn The Holy Bible from Manic Street Preachers is a document of pure truths, showing us our world’s horrors and failings in their most confronting form….
Enmore Audio Features Gear Engineering the Sound: Queens of the Stone Age’s ‘Rated R’ by Dave Stano For an album released all the way back in 2000, Rated R by Queens of the Stone Age still sounds undeniably punchy, aggressive and fresh—no…
Music Premieres PREMIERE: Fire & Whistle Theory’s new video ‘Woman’ is passion personified by Luke Haggart Woman is the new single from Brisbane rock specialists Fire & Whistle Theory. The new single does a brilliant job of capturing the raw tension-and-release build-ups…
Features Why It Mattered: Led Zeppelin – ‘Led Zeppelin II’ by Luke Saunders On this day, 50 years ago, one of the most magnetic rock albums of all time was born. While their first album was cut in…
Meanderings Engineering the sound: Jack White’s ‘Blunderbuss’ by Anthony Sfirse From the raucous blues-rock swagger of The White Stripes to his endeavours with The Saboteurs and The Dead Weather, it’s hard to escape the impact…
Music Fifth Dawn’s debut album Duality is cinematic, crunchy, and all-consuming by Bill Robinson While in a state of R.E.M sleep, you believe your dreams to be entirely real. It’s like entering a parallel reality – it’s all consuming….
Premieres PREMIERE: The debut EP from Echo Lima is big, loud and as dark as could be by Freya McGahey Echo Lima is a solo project local to the south coast. Their first EP Twist and Bends is here, and the yearning the dark rock sounds…
Music Simple Stone rock harder than ever on Chronicles of a Faded Heart, an LP with plenty of unexpected treats by Freya McGahey Bringing in their an overdose of shredded guitar melodies and a yearning vocal thread, Simple Stone have created a hell of a record with just the…
Music Hunting for some kickass duos? Kit Trigg are the energetic duo that will get you skating, screaming and wrecking shit up by Susie Garrard There aren’t enough two piece bands out there, even though they seem to be a winning formula. Yes, this is generalising, but there are so…
Music Glass Skies by Shannan Stedman When listening to the collaboration of a wrangling guitar riff, a solid drumbeat, a low bass and the composition of unique synths, you’d expect to…
