In Photos: BIGSOUND 2015, Thursday 10 September 2015 – Part 2
Photos from the second night of BIGSOUND 2015, featuring Jonny Telafone, Major Leagues, Milwaukee Banks, Polish Club, Sugar Army, Totally Mild and WAAX.
In Photos: BIGSOUND 2015, Thursday 10 September 2015 – Part 1
Photos from the second night of BIGSOUND 2015, featuring Angie, Anne Vriend, Ayala, Darts, Good Boy, I Know Leopard, Immigrant Union and Sui Zhen.
In Photos: BIGSOUND 2015, Wednesday 9 September 2015 – Part 2
Photos from the first night of BIGSOUND 2015, featuring Woodes, Totally Mild, Polish Club, Pearls, Olympia, Methyl Ethel, Major Leagues and Le Pie.
In Photos: BIGSOUND 2015, Wednesday 9 September 2015 – Part 1
Photos from the first night of BIGSOUND 2015, featuring Aldous Harding, Big White, Deafcult, Donny Benet, Green Buzzard, Gold Class, Grrl Pal, Harts and High Tension.
Destruction Unit – Negative Feedback Resistor (Sacred Bones)
You know what’s nasty? Hemorrhoids. Little hard cherry gummies in your stool. You know what’s not nasty? The new Destruction Unit LP. Yeah, you heard me. I really wanted to be rocked, shaken, battered, bruised – but Negative Feedback Resistor is just boilerplate hardcore punk. No politics, no perspectives, no emotional depth at all. All […]
Jerry and the Giant Peach of new music
I do not know how you have managed to survive without me. Put a brave face on it? Good on you. That is the spirit. No time for words. Just flagrant misrepresentation. I remain surprised that men consider themselves qualified enough to make music, the way the penis gets in the way of the fretboard. I was […]
In Photos: Blank Realm + Nite Fields + 100% @ The Foundry, 05.09.2015
Before heading off to tour Europe, Blank Realm play a farewell show in Brisbane, with support from Nite Fields and 100%.
Scott Creney’s Album Roundup: Aug 2015
Future music fans will look back on this era and wonder what our fucking problem was. By then all the derivative filler & trustfund-funded garbage clogging up our ears will have disappeared and only the great stuff will be left. There’s so much of it, an embarrassment of riches compared to, say, 1995, or […]
Paths Diverge: Alpine, Kitchen’s Floor, Ouch My Face And Blank Realm
By Miss Tiarney Miekus Setting up Kitchen Floor’s Battle of Brisbane with Alpine’s Yuck would make for a lousy blind date. One is a party and one is a funeral, and I’m not convinced which is which. Yes, both are Australian releases (Alpine a few months ago, KF more recent), but they have little in […]
