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Artwork for Indian Pacific album Won the Battle Lost the War

Indian Pacific “Won The Battle Lost The War”

May 24, 2024 Andy Short 0

Indie folk with plenty of jangle. Occasionally an album comes along that is just a joy. It reminds you of sunny days and can genuinely improve your state of mind. This new collection from the Australian […]

The Greatest Endangered Thing “Phosphenes: Volume 1”

May 24, 2024 Helen Jones 0

A promising part one that indicates sometimes starting again is worth the risk. You may think that The Greatest Endangered Thing’s ‘Phosphenes: Volume 1’ is only the band’s second release, but there’s actually a pretty good […]

artwork for Old Man Luedecke album "She Told Me Where To Go"

Old Man Luedecke “She Told Me Where To Go”

May 23, 2024 Graeme Tait 0

Two-time Juno Award recipient’s first album in five years delivers a distinct departure from signature sound. After having temporarily given up the music business for a life on the ocean waves, working as a deckhand aboard […]

Album cover artwork for 'Time and Place' by The Little Lord Street Band

The Little Lord Street Band “Time and Place”

May 23, 2024 Andrew Raw 0

Impressive melodic Aussie mainstream americana with reflective lyrics and darkness at times. The Little Lord Street Band, from Perth in Western Australia, consists of partners Natasha Shanks and James Rogers, with a rhythm section of Michael Savage on […]

Matt Joe Gow & Kerryn Fields “I Remember You”

May 23, 2024 Peter Churchill 0

Talented Antipodean individuals with an impressive coming together. Occasionally, two voices meld together into an almost imperceptible whole, a unison demonstrating a natural chemistry. The combination of Matt Joe Gow and Kerryn Fields, the coming together […]