Drawn from Bees – Fear Not The Footsteps Of The Departed : Album Reviews
September 2, 2010 by Lisa Dib
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You know, I listened to this album all the way though, and I cannot, for the life of me, find the words to describe Drawn From Bees’ Fear Not The Footsteps Of The Departed
Iron Maiden – The Final Frontier : Album Reviews
August 31, 2010 by Chris Wood
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Arguably the worlds best metal band, Iron Maiden have rocked-out to large-scale festival crowds for over 30 years now. For most people this would seem an appopriate excuse to rest on one’s laurels, however, these British metal stalwarts are still as busy as ever.This time around it’s The Final Frontier – their fifteenth studio album.
Danger Mouse and Sparklehorse – Dark Night Of The Soul
August 30, 2010 by Simone Ziada
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You know that an album’s going to be good when there is that much turbulence over its release. Such was the beginning’s for Danger Mouse and Sparklehorse’s Dark Night Of The Soul.
Sia – We Are Born : Album Review
August 21, 2010 by Simone Ziada
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Self-confessing that she is “really impressionable about music”, she states that her album decisions in the past were based around her surroundings and the people that she found herself around. We Are Born, on the other hand, is an album for her.
Arcade Fire – The Suburbs : Album Reviews
August 18, 2010 by Chris Wood
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Those lovable Canadian orchestral urchins Arcade Fire are back with The Suburbs: a strong installment in their now three album career.
We Have Band – WHB : Album Reviews
August 16, 2010 by Simone Ziada
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Having toured at the beginning of this year, performing amidst the Australian musical festival circuit, We Have Band have firmly positioned themselves in the electro music scene.
LCD Soundsystem – This Is Happening : Album Reviews
August 13, 2010 by Madeleine Green
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In one of the most highly anticipated releases of 2010, LCD Soundsystem returned with a brand new release This Is Happening, marking eight years since their highly successful debut album.
Darwin Deez – Self-Titled : Album Reviews
July 29, 2010 by Madeleine Green
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If music can teach us anything, it is that one should never judge the sound by the moustache. Increasingly relevant it would seem, in the case of New York indie-electronic outfit, Darwin Deez.
Bear In Heaven – Beast Rest Forth Mouth : Album Reviews
July 28, 2010 by Chris Wood
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Bear In Heaven are not what they seem at first. Surrounded by other complex and terribly innervated indie-electro maestro’s, they manage flag themselves with a greater sense of appeal. This is what Beast Rest Forth Mouth is primarily about; proving that they’re a geniune act worthy of the plaudits they have been receiving.
Birds Of Tokyo – Self-Titled : Album Reviews
July 26, 2010 by Chris Wood
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Fast becoming household names of the Australian music industry, Birds Of Tokyo are at it again with arguably their strongest album, the self-titled Birds Of Tokyo.
Brandon Boyd – The Wild Trapeze : Album Reviews
July 22, 2010 by Simone Ziada
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It’s one thing when there is a lead singer consistent enough to hold their band together throughout the bands career thus far. However, it is something else when a lead singer is able to hold themselves equally as strong on their own. Not to say that they’ve split from the band, or that there is [...]
Darren Hanlon – I Will Love You At All : Album Reviews
July 20, 2010 by Chris Wood
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I Will Love You At All is Darren Hanlon’s fourth album, and is considered by many to be the summation of a ‘couple of years of couch surfing, house sitting and soul searching across the world’.
Intricate, witty and poignant wordplay once again form the crux of Darren’s work, with countless moments where you’ll find yourself in awe of how adept one can be with our native tongue (and accent).
