REVIEWS

Waxx Lyrical's Forever Five with Joe Camilleri of The Black Sorrows — five albums he can't live without.

Olivia Dean and St Paul & The Broken Bones take different routes to the same destination — modern soul with heart, muscle, and melody.

Following the passing of D’Angelo at 51, musician and songwriter Andy Bull reflects on the artist who changed his life — a visionary who redefined soul, rhythm, and spirit for a generation.

Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl is pure pop theatre — dazzling, messy, and impossible to look away from.

On West End Girl, Lily Allen trades hooks for heartbreak, turning her post-divorce pain into pop confessions that cut deep.

At the Sydney Opera House, Gordi bridged medicine and music in a show that felt both intimate and transcendent.

Geese’s Getting Killed is a feverish, poetic burst of post-punk energy where panic meets beauty and youth crashes into genius.

Waxx Lyrical's Forever Five with Pete Murray — five albums he can't live without.

In Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, Jeremy Allen White steps into Bruce Springsteen’s solitude — not to imitate, but to inhabit it.

Waxx Lyrical's Forever Five with James Smith — five albums he can't live without.

Ryan Adams revisits Heartbreaker live in Sydney with raw emotion, dark humour, and unpredictable charm.

Paul Thomas Anderson fuses pulp, politics, and pure filmmaking joy in One Battle After Another.