SALLY SELTMANN  Hey Daydreamer  Caroline   Sally Seltmann’s heart is still very much pounding on the second album bearing her […]

MARISSA NADLER  July  Bella Union/[PIAS]   Here’s one for the downtrodden romantics. Boston’s Marissa Nadler is an example of an […]

ST. VINCENT  St. Vincent  Loma Vista/Caroline   Annie Clark (AKA St. Vincent) is very hard not to like. Her voice […]

ROBERT HINTON Winter Sun Independent   The cover art for Winter Sun depicts our singer, close up and out of […]

THE TEALEAVES No More Can You Be Here Independent   ‘I was angry with my friend: I told my wrath, […]

JOHN BUTLER TRIO  Flesh & Blood  Jarrah Records   The John Butler Trio return after a four-year hiatus with their […]

THE JAC Love Dumb Egomaniac Music   The JAC was a product of Joe Algeri retreating to his home studio […]

MISS RENEE SIMONE Roar Independent   To pull off a great soul album requires masterful execution and a wealth of […]

BRETON War Room Stories Shock Records   In the space of two quick years, the London-based Breton have not only […]

NEIL FINN  Dizzy Heights  Lester/Inertia   On Dizzy Heights, Neil Finn tries his hardest to make anything but a Neil […]

Benji Spunk   With Red House Painters, Mark Kozelek fronted one of the most revered guitar bands of their time. […]

Drink And Laugh MGM   There’s only one way to sum up Blindspot’s debut LP, and that’s 31 minutes of […]

The Long Time Independent     The plangent notes plucked from an acoustic guitar in opening track The Whistler, introduces […]

Turn The People MGM   Turn The People, the debut by Sydney-siders Monks of Mellonwah, bursts from the gates with […]

Beneath The Scaly Exterior Beer Fridge Records   The struggled breath of a dying man and some Bruce Willis banter […]