Archive for 'Reviews'

Mutemath / The Cairos – The Hifi, Sydney, 16/5/12

Mutemath have slowly become one the bands that everyone must hear. The alternative rockers from New Orleans have finally made the trip to Australia through Groovin The Moo and massive exposure from Triple J. Supporting Mutemath [...]

Foxy Shazam with New York Rivals – Bowery Ballroom, New York City – May 16

You never know what to expect from a Foxy Shazam show. Sure, you can listen to their records, hear stories or watch live videos, but it is nothing like being there in front of the charismatic [...]

The Getaway Plan – The Corner Hotel 3/5/12

After a successful release of their 2011 record Requiem, The Getaway Plan have toured the country quite extensively over the past six months. The band have been named on the 2012 Groovin’ The Moo lineup and [...]

Record Day Release Reviews – Metallica, The Bronx, I Exist, Mastodon, Doomriders and more

The idea of Record Store Day is to get people into the record stores, support the sale of records and all music. There are special sales but one of the biggest parts of the event is [...]

Review: The Sleeping Lions – ‘Suits & Suites’

In this day and age, we are often swamped with music from all abroad but we just have to look into our own backyard to find equally as much talent. Already with a cult fanbase behind [...]

Lostprophets – Weapons

Lostprophets have been one of the pioneers of alternative rock music in the UK. Cultivating a huge area fit sound, the band have been made famous on the back of their spine tingling massive anthems. In [...]

Review: The Blanks

A capella isn’t something that everyone can pull off. It’s a beautiful art that allows the most natural music that we can find to be projected into a room of those who appreciate it. Unless you [...]

Review: Tom Green

Unimpressed with our fairly enthused but mostly confused cries of happiness toward him, Canadian-born Tom Green was obviously going to bring the pain. The pain you get when you’re keeled over laughing too hard and grabbing [...]

Review: M.Ward – ‘A Wasteland Companion’

REVIEW M. Ward – A Wasteland Companion – 2012 Following up from 2009’s Hold Time, M. Ward has burst back onto the indie scene once again with this year’s A Wasteland Compassion. Combining his strong bluesy [...]

New Found Glory/Taking Back Sunday – Brisbane 2012

Taking Back Sunday frontman Adam Lazzara has more charisma in one leg than most modern vocalists can even dream of and tonight’s show certainly backed that statement up. With a stage show more reminiscent of an [...]

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