For well over a decade now Adelaidian Tommy Rutland has served as the animated frontman for Dangerous! and Wendy Icon. The Iconography Of Your Youth sees...
Deviating from his acclaimed trio Dispatch, Boston singer/songwriter Chadwick Stokes has emerged with The Horse Comanche. In this solo guise he has created a diverse...
Comprising of three chaps by the name of Pat, Stubs and Marty, The Lizards have popped out a short and sharp punk rock nugget. Perhaps...
Twelve albums and almost two decades into their career it would seem Danko Jones have no intention of taking their foot off the pedal. With...
Via Petals, British trio Darlia have delved into their nineties influences and churned out a snappy eight track mini album. With the majority of...
Branching out from his solo debut Roll The Bones, Shakey Graves (aka Alejandro Rose- Garcia) has returned with the more collaborative And The War Came....
From the creative hotbed that is beautiful Vancouver comes Club Meds, a densely layered and difficult to pigeonhole album. The fourth full length release for...
Let It Reign is the first up full length release from Carl Barât with his new outfit, The Jackals. Recorded in Los Angeles and London, it...
Coming out of Melbourne, Absence is a beautiful collection of delicate folk songs. The six tracks on display here on this debut EP show Alanna...
Laid back to the point of near horizontality, Sargent Place is the fifth studio album for Los Angeles quartet Spain. According to vocalist/bassplayer Josh Haden...
Following up from her debut full length Gossamer, Perth’s Felicity Groom has returned with Hungry Sky. Predominantly an ambient journey, electronica is fused with standard...
Rambling, rough as guts and unflinchingly honest, Butcher/Hairstylist/Beautician is an attention grabbing breath of fresh air. Essentially an album revolving around a dedication to inebriation,...
Observing the title ‘I Hate The Ruminaters’, it doesn’t require a genius to deduce that these guys don’t take themselves too seriously. The Sydney quartet’s...
Four albums in and Brisbane’s The Grates have not lost the art of sounding delightfully gritty. On this latest effort Dream Team the trio are...
Calling it a day back in 2004, The Czars left us with a legacy of five studio albums, the final one being the aptly titled...
“Literature Rock” is how Adelaide’s Sincerely, Grizzly have labelled themselves, and with the unique sounds to be found across their debut album Halves, they may...
Stepping briefly away from the beloved Gomez, Ben Ottewell presents to us his second solo offering, Rattlebag. The album is not a dramatic departure from...
Conceived a mere stone’s throw from the Mexican border, Post Tropical is the second album from Irish singer/songwriter James Vincent McMorrow. Given the location of...
Fusing a combination of sixties punk and eighties nu-wave, The Voyeurs have returned with their second album Rhubarb Rhubarb. Following up after their debut release...
Coalescing two dramatically opposing flavours of hard rock/metal, Sweden’s Amaranthe have developed a genuinely original take on the genre. With their third album Massive Addictive,...