Category: Single Reviews
PLATINUM PARADE march out an impeccably infectious piece of dance-pop with DIG ME
Review by Vince Leigh Every now and then an impeccably infectious piece of dance-pop storms the airwaves and becomes the ...
Austrian band SHINE yearn for the past with new track BRING ME BACK THAT FEELING
Review by Vince Leigh Austrian band Shine has just released their second single Bring Me Back That Feeling. Fronted by ...
Sydneysiders SUMERU slam sludgey stoner songs with old school death metal influences in BLOOD ORDINANCE 7″
Review by Josh Nixon Hold onto your hats, ladies and gentlemen, but a Sydney metal band has done something that ...
ADAM FAYBREM delivers a brilliantly expressed EDM pop aesthetic on Summer banger EVERYTIME
Review by Vince Leigh When fans hear Adam Faybrem’s new track Everytime, the multi-talented Australian music artist wants them to ...
Hard-working duo CALAMITY JANE deliver another clean, clear, country-infused pop hit in GIVE IT ALL AWAY
Review by Vince Leigh Nashville based country-pop duo Calamity Jane is releasing tracks at quite a considerable speed. They’re no ...
4-Piece West Sydney band JOSH ORANGE look to capture their live energy on MIDNIGHT LIGHTS
Review by Vince Leigh Hailing from Sydney’s west Josh Orange is Gordon Burke (Vocals/Guitars/Keys), Andrew Wass (Guitar/Vocals), Alex Miller (Drums) ...
Sporting a Canberran lead, Melb outfit THE ROYAL BELGIAN CONSPIRACY bring us song HOLD ON: guaranteed to soothe and assuage
Review by Vince Leigh Few can lay claim to having a father who was a one-hit-wonder in Belgium with a ...
Canberra’s GROOVY DAUGHTER delivers a self-assured meditation on self-criticism with HARSH
Review by Vince Leigh I think I’m scared to move on, I’m a lake after droughts, I am nothing. This ...
Front-line workers heralded in DRAKE JENSEN & LISA THOMPSON duet cover of Corey Hart’s NEVER SURRENDER
Review by Vince Leigh Drake Jensen is a rising country music star as well as a leader in the LGBTQ ...
RUSTY GEAR rustles up a pop-country hybrid that goes to many of the places we want it to in IT’S STILL YOU
Review by Vince Leigh The new track from Rusty Gear follows last year’s Check in Check Out Blues, a collaboration ...
