Thriving with their back against the wall, Neighbours, raises a fist for Sydney on Bubble.
All in Review
Thriving with their back against the wall, Neighbours, raises a fist for Sydney on Bubble.
It took a little while for me to come around to Country music. I’m definitely guilty of throwing the phrase “I listen to everything except rap and country” around in high school. Of course, once I finally delved into it; I kicked myself for not discovering it soon.
No matter how challenging... Cry Club and Walk Away works and works gloriously.
Hamilton’s debut single Fade feels like getting caught in a whirlwind from inception to collapse.
Lyrically loaded with more dread than The Kerrigan Family at the prospect of leaving Coolaroo, Avo Toast and Debt, is a song loaded with the issues that keep you awake at night.
The solo pop project of Ali Flintoff (BOAT SHOW, Dream Rimmy), Denise le Menice dials it back to flex the impressive versatility of Flintoff.
Razor sharp instrumentals complimenting hook-filled Pop Punk songs, Milhouse, are back.
There is a raw rambling sincerity throughout Carla Geneve's debut single Greg's Discount Chemist that sucks you in, pats you on the back and gives you a big shot of lyrical cough syrup.
Written around intimacy, Breath and Chime, explores the emotion and anxiety of being with someone for the first time. The song is electric and at times daunting whilst in others delicate
Hailing from Adelaide with a serious lack of background on who they actually are, there's not much to say about Wing Defence beyond the fact they are brilliant, new and incredibly exciting given the calibre of their debut single Stuck.
Chaos, dabbles in an alt-country sound whilst walking a line of indie sensibility. It’s an impressive song construction that sees the song sit sonically as a success and provides a platform for Jefferies' lyrics to flourish.
Bloom Parade's Recurring Dream is a beautifully intricate piece of dreamo that blossom from a delicate, hazy number into something truly remarkable
Every Time It Rains is equal parts relaxing and uplifting, despite the melancholy, in a song that will ultimately stay with you for quite a while.
Hockey Dad, carry you through waves of fist in the air party anthems and almost ethereal dream punk in a what can only be described as a very fucking good album.
The PB's are a riotously good, brand spankin' new four piece out of Brisbane arriving on the scene with debut single Anicone just last week. I just need to tell you this now... I really like this band.
Househats are back and they’re back on their bullshit (read: beautiful wholesome ways) of telling you to take care of yourself via the medium of a big ole audible hug with sophomore single Stop.
I sink my teeth into the band’s latest single Never Wanted Anything off their upcoming debut album Always.
A cornucopia of songs soon to be fan favourites, Souvenirs, is an uplifting drive through the early days of a relationship, inspiration, friendships and fitting in
Spacious yet controlled in every beat, World Sick play music that sits somewhere between ballad and breakdown
Melbourne trio Sleeping Lessons latest single Grow came out of nowhere, calmly unhinged my jaw and threw it at the ground.