REVIEWS

betNwa is the musical project of Brisbane-based transfem artist home recordist & regular Waxx Lyrical Love Letter columnist, Bette Benjamin

To mark 10 years of The Peep Tempel's second album, Tales, we caught up with bassist Stewart Raynor for a chat.

I'll preface this by stating that I am a Robbie fan of sorts. I wasn’t a Take That fan, but I've always loved his cheeky chappie persona.

When it comes to intense scenes on TV, background music makes all the difference. It can subtly play in the background, adding an element of tension that we may not consciously realize. Choosing the right piece of music can elevate scenes on TV and add a layer of depth to the storyline, making narratives more engaging for audiences. With various music styles and genres in existence today, the collaboration between music and storytelling has become highly important. As a work of art on its...

Guy Dent is an unconventional Brisbane musician, blending a clear love for music’s iconic hits of the past with his own unique flair.

The Texas native played an elegant set for Brisbane, supported by Glass Beams.

In betNwa's monthly column, she writes of her favourite songs of 2024.

Mk.gee's Triffid show blended smoke, light, and dynamic soundscapes into a spellbinding performance, leaving fans eager for what’s next.

A Complete Unknown is not exactly a film about Bob Dylan.

The Roots deliver a genre-defying, unforgettable night of hip-hop brilliance and musical mastery.

In an exclusive interview, frontman Nic McKenzie sits down to reflect on the golden days of the early 2010s and what lies ahead for the band

SO GOOD. SO VERY very good. Emotionally vivid and yet never showy, Waxahatchee