They Want My Soul Spunk Spoon were one of indie rock’s success stories at a time when bands were finding […]

Don’t Kill The Magic RCA Records The sudden rise of Magic! has been an enjoyable one; bringing their fresh batch […]

Jungle XL Recordings/Remote Control Whenever you see UK label XL Recordings attached to an album, you tend to prick your […]

Chroma Domino/EMI Eugene McGuinness has Irish heritage but when listening to his music there can be no doubt that he […]

Fabric 76 Fabric Records/fabric149 London’s tastemaking nightclub and record company Fabric are best known to Australians by their monthly mixtapes, […]

On The Volatility Of The Mind  Popboomerang   Tamas Wells is better known elsewhere in the world than in his […]

Blind Bet  Independent / Rocket   Melbourne trio, Cookin’ On 3 Burners, are back with their sixth studio album, Blind Bet. […]

Ultraviolence  Interscope/Universal    Lana Del Rey’s second album, Ultraviolence, sees Lizzy Grant’s character coming full circle. While generally well received, her […]

Liminal  Infectious/Liberator   Liminal is a shape-shifting meditation on loneliness and disconnection. Dense, raw and clean, it almost sounds like something […]

Aldous Harding  Spunk   New Zealand is having a rare run with the stature of female artists it is producing […]

Bombs Away Empire Of Song   If you’ve switched on the radio recently then there’s a large chance you’ve heard […]

Redeemer Of Souls  Columbia/Sony   With their first studio album release since 2008’s Nostradamus, Judas Priest is well and truly […]

Beauty & Ruin Merge Records   With Husker Du and Sugar, Bob Mould has been the masterful leader of a […]

Clouded Epitaph Records   One very lucky day a few months ago I stumbled across a pop punk duo from […]

Siesta Lost & Lonesome Recording Co   In the six years since their last album, The Zebras have moved cities […]