On Deck: October and the Eyes recommends four of her favourite albums
New Zealand-born, London-based October and the Eyes released her debut EP, Dogs and Gods, this past Friday, and...
Features
Interview: Ocean Alley – The much-loved Australian band at the forefront of restarting the nation’s music industry
Ocean Alley are the most Australian of bands, beloved in their home nation and now working on the...
Interview: Grand Pax – The London songwriter opens up about her vivid and intimate music
This past Friday saw the release of Wavey, the second EP of the year from London’s Grand Pax....
On Deck: Danalogue and Alabaster dePlume pick six records that influenced their new collaborative album
This past Friday saw the release of I Was Not Sleeping, a new collaborative record between Danalogue and...
Track-by-Track: Laura Fell unpacks her incisive debut album Safe From Me
Today sees the release of Safe From Me, the debut album from London-based songwriter and psychotherapist Laura Fell....
Hidden Gems I: Scott Zanassi collects some of the finest recent music you likely haven’t heard
One of the best aspects of listening to seldom heard music is sharing with friends, and, as fellow...
On Deck: Jesu picks six tracks that influenced his new album Terminus
This past Friday saw the release of Terminus, the new album from Justin K Broadrick under his long-running...
Track-by-Track: Hachiku gives us the low-down on her escapist debut album I’ll Probably Be Asleep
Today sees the release of I’ll Probably Be Asleep, the debut album from Melbourne-based German songwriter Anika Ostendorf...
Q&A: Cincinnati’s Moonbeau give over-the-air broadcasts their due on “Radio”
Cincinnati husband/wife electropop duo Moonbeau‘s new single sounds great in any context. However, it might sound best if...
Born To Chase A Dream: Joni Mitchell’s Archives – Volume 1: The Early Years (1963-1967)
With Joni Mitchell Archives – Volume 1: The Early Years (1963-1967), the songwriter's early songs have been rediscovered, rescued, and reclaimed for a new audience. A sumptuous package collecting five discs of material that span the first four years of her career, together with a 36-page booklet featuring the aforementioned Crowe interview, photos from Mitchell's archive, and reproduced press cuttings, this is a mouth-watering and significant first entry in what promises to be an intriguing archival series.
