Ben Conely releases the powerful and energetic single, Thanks for Something, an angsty blues-punk masterclass that hits home hard. Sometimes you just need to let loose to get over a heart ache, and that’s exactly what Ben Conely does on track Thanks for Something. Written a few days after a break up, Ben channels honesty and fleeting yet relatable thoughts into raw, punk … [Read more...] about Ben Conely: Thanks For Something – Single Review
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King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard: L.W. – Review
Melbourne psych-rockers King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard complete their double album in stellar fashion with the playful and energetic sound of L.W. Let’s face it, with a name that brilliant, you know something equally cool is waiting once you press that play button. Name aside, King Gizzard have established themselves as one of Australia’s greatest rock and roll bands … [Read more...] about King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard: L.W. – Review
Delusive Relics: The Blind Owl – Review
Delusive Relics delve into their Iranian roots by building their album The Blind Owl around the dark and gothic book of the same name. New Hampshire-based Electro-Industrial duo Delusive Relics felt they needed to create something that harked back to their Iranian heritage. Finding solace in the 100-year-old Iranian novel, The Blind Owl by Sadeq Hedayat, they felt this would … [Read more...] about Delusive Relics: The Blind Owl – Review
Lyndol Descant: Let It All Krumble – Single Review
Lyndol Descant delivers a playful yet poignant delve into her life on the fluctuating and intriguing, Let It All Krumble. Inspired to give expression to the struggle of creatives, single Let It All Krumble is here to give people hope when things are hard. Although being in a creative industry can be difficult, Lyndol believes this makes her feel alive and portrays this here … [Read more...] about Lyndol Descant: Let It All Krumble – Single Review
Tommy Newport: Ultra Mango – Review
Tommy Newport releases latest EP Ultra Mango, a vibrant release exploring tender themes such as youth and inner-consciousness. Tommy Newport’s sound world and artistic voice is carved out through fragmented and vivid imagery, whose ambiguity and mystery emits a certain youthful charm. He states that this EP is a result of a considerable amount of learning and naivety. … [Read more...] about Tommy Newport: Ultra Mango – Review
Lucy Spraggan: Choices – Review
Unapologetically fierce yet at the same time candid and honest, Lucy Spraggan’s genre-blending sixth album Choices is the feel-good record we’ve all been waiting for. When we interviewed Lucy about this album back in November, she described it as ‘a diary of the last couple of years’ – years that include a divorce, getting sober, and an impressive physical transformation, so … [Read more...] about Lucy Spraggan: Choices – Review