Songs Of Innocence iTunes (Island Records/Universal physical release on Monday, October 13) In context, the release of U2’s new album, […]

The Golden Echo  Warner In the same way that the grungy, electronic tendencies of Kimbra’s recent single, ‘90s Music, may […]

Swimmin’ Time Spunk   Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent both had a crack at a solo career with limited […]

Greetings From California Capitol/EMI   Twin brothers and founding members of Good Charlotte have gone from wearing leather and collecting […]

Different Shades Of Blue  J & R Adventures    This being his 11th solo album of blues rock in just […]

Miss Mediocrity Quickly rising up the Perth music scene, Amberdown have been nailing their thunderously catchy rock tunes all around […]

Dream Your Life Away Since he took Australia by storm with his number one hit Riptide, James Keogh, AKA Vance […]

Listen Listen is a radical departure from the indie-pop The Kooks have built their career on. So different, in fact, they […]

Single Mothers As the son of Steve Earle it could be argued that Justin Townes Earle was always destined to […]

INTERPOL El Pintor Their first two albums saw Interpol emerge as the big player of the New York scene with […]

Blowing On The Devil’s Strumpet Butsikastic/MGM   Arguably not since The Vasco Era disappeared has there been a band in […]

My World Was Made For You The Lost And Lonesome Records Co Melbourne-based group The Icypoles’ debut album, My World […]

Terror Terror, Hide It Hide It Independent   Timothy Nelson first made his mark as a tongue-in-cheek solo performer with […]

Beck Song Reader  Warby Parke /EMI   Beck’s Song Reader is a gimmick project that grows less and less interesting with every […]

Mainline Sony   Mainline is the train line running between Central Station and Strathfield on Sydney’s Inner West Line and […]