Category: Single Reviews
CHEAP DATE debut their Brissy hooks & heartache, 90s pop-rock & post-grunge style
Cheap Date review by Vince Leigh The debut single from Brisbane-based indie-rock act Cheap Date is sure to attract a ...
NINA LEO: real pub floor abandon at its most stupefying
Nina Leo review by Vince Leigh Nina Leo’s sophomore single is a flying leap into garage blues rock terrain. Although ...
MOANING LISA drop appetising LP teaser INADEQUACY
Moaning Lisa by Vince Leigh Canberra based band Moaning Lisa has been steadily releasing EPs and singles and collecting praise ...
Hallelu Jah! Ras Banamungu + band tweak Afrobeat
Ras Banamungu Hallelu Jah review by Vince Leigh Hallelu Jah from West Australian based Ras Banamungu and The Det-n-ators International ...
We Love Us! – LARK lights feel-good R&B dance-pop
Lark review by Vince Leigh Although Lark has years of experience playing in bands, it’s only recently that the singer-songwriter ...
SLOW DIAL get ’70s refined and raw on Gladstone
Slow Dial Gladstone review by Vince Leigh Gladstone is the new single for Slow Dial. The song follows the pleasingly ...
TIA wants to Talk About It. But what is ‘it’?
TIA Talk About It review by Vince Leigh 17-year-old music artist TIA has been called "a Melbourne powerhouse with her ...
ROBYN PAYNE + friends bring poetry to blues pop-rock
Robyn Payne + Casey Pilcher + Elise Beattie review by Vince Leigh Having just enjoyed tremendous success with her track ...
KARLY JEWELL channels Paramore and Amphlett when Dancing With The Devil
Karly Jewell review by Vince Leigh Although the new track for Karly Jewell might first sound like a grunge-pop re-run, ...
INDIGO POINT ponder ‘Tomorrow in full-throttled style
Indigo Point review by Vince Leigh Sydney-based band Indigo Point has just released Will I Still Be Here Tomorrow, which ...