Album Review: Violent Soho’s Everything Is A-OK

April 2, 2020 | Reece Dargie

In 2013 when Violent Soho made “HELL F-CK YEAH” the apolitical national anthem of the ’10s, it was fair to question why that anthem sounded like the ’90s. Read More

Album Review: The Kite String Tangle’s C()D3X

March 22, 2020 | Reece Dargie

A leetspeak variation of a word that generally means handwritten books, C()D3X is an appropriate rebrand for Brisbane producer The Kite String Tangle‘s (aka Danny Harley) latest full-length. Read More

Album Review: Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes Spit Anthemic Venom On End Of Suffering

May 4, 2019 | Michael Hannay

Hot on the heels of a massive arena tour supporting Bring Me The Horizon comes rock act Frank Carter & the Rattlesnakes’ blistering third LP, End of Suffering.

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Album Review: Gang of Youths’ MTV Unplugged Live In Melbourne

October 26, 2018 | Taylor Furby

Gang of Youths were chosen as Australia’s first feature artist for MTV Unplugged Live In Melbourne. Their live album is out today! Read More

Violent Soho’s ‘Waco’ affirms South-Siders as local heroes

April 2, 2016 | Darren Farkas

From local South-Side Brisbane heroes to composers of the new Australian National Anthem, Violent Soho is on the rise to fame. Their latest album is the epitome of a new breed of Australian alternative music hitting the scene and cannot be missed.

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Album review: Settle In – Pigeon

February 3, 2014 | Alex Carrette

Pigeon are a Brisbane-based dance pop band who have achieved a great deal of attention during their short career.

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