It’s normally distasteful for guitar bands to dabble in electronic music. At best the result will be some kind of regurgitated synth-pop...

Loon Lake, the cheery 5 piece from Melbourne released their debut LP Gloamer on the 11th of October this year following successful EPs,...

My Saturday was a bit strange. I mean that in one of the best ways possible, but strange nonetheless. Some time around 4:30pm (give or...

The Jungle Giants are the next in a seemingly never-ending line of young groovy indie rock groups to emerge out of Brisbane recently....

Benjamin Franklin once said there were only three certainties in life. Life Death If You Go To A Jinja Safari Concert, You’re Going To...

There are few bands that manage to mesh dance and indie together well, but RÜFÜS manages to do just that, and the result is pretty damn...

Cloud Control exploded on the Australian music scene with their 2010 debut album Bliss Release. Filled with catchy songs infused with a...

The Paper Kites are a five-piece folk band from Melbourne, but you could be mistaken for thinking they’ve spent their whole life in a hut...

The want for moody and introspective electro-pop was satisfied by means of Moon Holiday, the venture of mirage-esque Alex Ward; who...

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Late July is perhaps the coldest part of the year – in Sydney, it’s also a time where there is an act worth seeing almost every night....

Editors preface: I also happened to attend this marvellous night, and I actually happened to have taken the pictures accompanying Jacob’s...

A small crowd that barely stretched to the sides of the stage, gathered at the Metro on a chilly, yet buzzing night. With 2 talented...

It seems as though Tame Impala have been relentlessly touring ever since the release of their critically acclaimed sophomore album,...

FOR six days straight, I listened to nothing but Vampire Weekend’s extraordinary third album, Modern Vampires Of The City, over and over...

When asked why I classify the Jungle Giants as my favourite band, my answer is simple: It is because they somehow manage to seamlessly...

On April 28, Canberra University opened itself up to thousands of keen musical fanatics (and screaming twelvies) to grace the fields for...

My second Big Day Out was great. Very different to the atmosphere of other festivals I’ve been to, Big Day Out seemed to be a mixing pot...

Amongst the tranquil surrounds of the Glenworth Valley, through a conglomerate of tents, over a bridge, and past a few security guards, I...

Fishing started off the night. Their repetitive electro-music was enjoyable for some, but it was a flat beginning to the night. The...