JoJo releases new album Good to Know and with vocal quality as pure as Ariana and tracks as sassy and raw as Jhene Aiko, you can’t be disappointed. The balance of regret, lust and bad decisions are overthrown by the ability to bounce back from a dark place and new record Good to Know from JoJo is absolutely heart-wrenching yet bad-ass all at the same time. Taking control of … [Read more...] about JoJo: Good To Know – Album Review
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Birds Of Tokyo: Human Design – Review
Birds of Tokyo, one of Australia's most popular rock bands, release Human Design which aims to be a personal album covering themes that every human being can relate to. With previous big-hitters such as Plans, This Fire, and I’d Go With You Anywhere under their belt, as well as winning APRA’s songwriting award for “Rock Work Of The Year” six times since 2012, Birds of Tokyo … [Read more...] about Birds Of Tokyo: Human Design – Review
Car Seat Headrest: Making A Door Less Open – Review
Car Seat Headrest return with Making A Door Less Open, their first full-length of new music in four years and a chance for them to broaden their sound. Known for their tantalising lyrics, rough and ready guitar rock and tailored riffy, loveliness, Car Seat Headrest have decided to change things up with new album Making A Door Less Open. And this isn’t a bad thing, in fact … [Read more...] about Car Seat Headrest: Making A Door Less Open – Review
Whitney Rose: We Still Go To Rodeos – Review
Canadian country musician Whitney Rose returns with her latest release We Still Go To Rodeos, an album that defies conventions as it progresses. If you’re flicking through your local record store’s country section and come across Whitney Rose’s We Still Go To Rodeos, despite the lack of wear, you could easily assume it’s from the seventies judging by the artwork. But no, … [Read more...] about Whitney Rose: We Still Go To Rodeos – Review
Ben Lukas Boysen: Mirage – Review
Ben Lukas Boysen delivers a vivid, tactile and immersive long-player of impressive breadth and emotional substance. One of the unforeseen by-products of the current Covid-19 lockdown has been the slowing down of our daily rhythms and a greater appreciation of nature and smaller things we take for granted. Hand in hand with this deceleration has arisen the increasing need to … [Read more...] about Ben Lukas Boysen: Mirage – Review
Natie: In The Key Of Fall EP – Review
After playing violin for Beyoncé, Natie decided to break solo and release her first EP In The Key Of Fall. Using her violin skills to inspire her tracks, the French singer also explores her cultural upbringings partnered with some R&B to take us on an emotional journey. HKHT has a mystical beginning which turns into a sexy R&B track. The synth effects blend perfectly … [Read more...] about Natie: In The Key Of Fall EP – Review