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The AU Review Album Review: Dexter and the Moonrocks prove they’re no one-hit wonder with Friends That I Don’t Like I first came across Dexter And The Moonrocks a few months ago, following the release of their hugely popular single…
Still Listening Magazine underscores - U Review underscores’ U channels teenage nostalgia and reckless desire into glitchy, dancefloor-ready pop. On April Harper Grey’s latest release, we leave the pop-punk angst of Wallsocket behind and enter into the hyperpop overstimulated panic room…
Quebec City, stand the hell up until your feet hurt. Drouss is doing his thing right now, combining meaningful bars with hip-hop that makes room for some beautiful musical sounds. His latest single, “Wemby,” is a good place to get…
For over a decade now the norms of pop-punk have been repeatedly questioned and challenged by Australian 4-piece STAND ATLANTIC, a group that would prove to be relentless songwriters and performers as they were almost constantly on tour while managing…
Kelsey Wood October 18th, 2026 - 6:29 AM Flora Hibberd doesn’t come back on the scene with a bang. Instead, she flutters in on a cloud of synthesizers and peaceful whimsy. According to Hibberd’s Bandcamp, the album’s characters occupy the past, present and future.
Blokeacola has made a numerous amount of albums throughout his career and each one has felt like a step forward in artistic confidence and songwriting ability and with Boastcard we now get his finest collection of songs, produced and arranged…
Album Review: Boss Keloid - Float & Aperture - Released October 23rd via Church Road Records - The Razor's Edge Album Review: Boss Keloid – Float & Aperture Reviewed by Matthew Williams I’ve never been a massive fan of prog-rock in its mainstream form, but there’s something…
Capleton isn’t waiting for anyone else to spread the word on “Heights Of Fire.” The veteran reggae and dancehall artist took to Facebook to share a write-up of the album, one that places him squarely “at the forefront of reggae music.
Amsterdam duo Ciao Lucifer release Sunset Riders. A vibrant album rooted in indie sensibilities that draws comparisons to the likes of The Wombats and Circa Waves, Sunset Riders was recorded almost completely live, and with it brings an exciting, fresh…
Raw, uncomfortable, and quietly devastating, this is the sound of a band who found their reason to return in the hardest place imaginable. If you have ever sat by a bedside and counted the hours, this one will find you.