Tag: Vince Leigh
Lucifungus unleash ‘Burn the World’, a post-doom succession of battering guitar riffs and bruising drum parts
Canberra’s purveyors of post-doom metal have just dropped Burn The World, a thunderously monolithic slice of sludge rock that is ...
The Burley Griffin return with ‘Still Waters’, a wide sweep of a musical landscape captured with snapshot clarity and impassioned care
Review by Vince Leigh The Burley Griffin’s new single is the first release for the band since their 2015 self-titled ...
Dorothy-Jane’s ‘The Witness’ uses hellish material to craft a powerful and vital album
Review by Vince Leigh Dorothy-Jane’s new album The Witness documents her harrowing journey through pain and grief following her experience ...
Izellah’s ‘No Hard Feelings’ is a hooky, upbeat and light exploration of interpersonal relationships
Review by Vince Leigh Queensland-born musical theatre star Izellah has just released a new track No Hard Feelings. With a ...
Mahmood Khan’s ‘Runaway’ blushes with worldbeat sensibilities, finely laced with rock and pop flavouring
Pakistani-born singer-songwriter and music producer Mahmood Khan is an intriguing artist with a long list of ticks on his resume: ...
Leea Nanos’ Bad Girl is a good ‘dark’ RnB flavoured pop song eschewing categorization
Review by Vince Leigh In 2019, the out-the-box success of Leea Nano’s self-penned track Set Me Free helped her become ...
Jack Biilman drops the ‘Jack’, adds three bandmates, and releases the cracking musicianship of ‘Sink Like A Stone’ EP
Canberra’s Biilmann has just released their EP Sink Like A Stone, a blistering amalgamation of riff-laden rock, alt-metal and blues ...
Ansah bros Citizen Kay and Genesis Owusu combine for the ’80s-inspired groove-heavy tale of social media trust in ‘Funny Business’
Review by Vince Leigh The ARIA-nominated Citizen Kay has had a successful few years since the release of his first ...
Intriguing musical figure Rhett May and his ‘Cocktails And Cannabis’ sounds as if old school Beck and classic-era Pink Floyd joined forces to create a strange yet entertaining hybrid
Rhett May is an intriguing musical figure, an Australian musician whose artistic history involves several illustrious music icons: Queen, The ...
Calamity Jane’s cover of Devil Went Down To Georgia Feat. Camille Rae combines blistering vocal tones with violin wizardry
Calamity Jane is a US musical outfit led by violinist and singer-songwriter Lucy Cantley. Lucy’s musical history is worth noting, ...
