REVIEWS

Porridge Radio, 'Clouds in the Sky They Will Always Be There For Me' is an incredibly honest record reflecting on burnout and breakup.

Lensman Chris Searles shot us a gallery-full of photos of The Saints '73-'78 and support Chimers at The Princess Theatre in Brisbane.

After almost two years since their show-stealing Laneway sets, Yard Act have touched down in Australia with their second album in tow.

Yard Act frontman James Smith reflects on his life & career, discusses the impact of fatherhood and the success of the band's second album.

Crowbar Brisbane is back, inhibiting the space formerly known as The Zoo and Tropical Fuck Storm are amongst the first to grace the stage.

The tale of Greta Stanley creating her 3rd album is one of immense persistence, friendship and taking on a music career on her own terms.

Andy Bull set himself the ambitious goal of creating an entire album in just 60 nights—he nailed it in 40.

SAYING PAUL KELLY HAS GONE back to first principles with his 29th album may be perplexing.

One of betNwa's favourite music genres is music you forget you’re listening to, but which moves you nonetheless. In an ideal world that would be the definition of ambient music.

Andy Bull's Collapse In Bliss has songs that always seem to hover, even when they land, but snag you with a firm insistence.

Not many bands could've brought this crowd back from the brink of impatient insanity tonight, but they did it!

... may well be a prelude, not the end, and not even meant to stand alone. Let’s hope the journey continues.