REVIEWS

Waxx Lyrical's Record Of The Month in April, 2022 offered many their very first listen to Portishead's incredible 1994 debut album, Dummy.

History is made tonight as Australia's most important band, Midnight Oil, play their final ever Brisbane show at the Riverstage.

Gerringong band The Terrys are the latest and greatest addition to Australia's surf indie scene.

Elliott Smith’s XO — the moment he swapped four-track confessions for full-fledged pop craftsmanship.

On Hatchie's excellent sophomore album, Giving The World Away', she challenges the world with newfound lyrical confidence and sonic bravery.

Cocteau Twins' Elizabeth Fraser releases her first new music in 13 years and is as close as 'well worth the wait' as you can get.

David Bowie's Hunky Dory was always going to be Record Of The Month in January 2022. Here's why....

Holy Holy's Hello My Beautiful World became an important entry in the history of Australian music when released amidst a global pandemic.

Since January, we've been treated to a string of singles from The Smile, the side project of Radiohead's Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood,...

Jake Webb is clearly a deep thinker and has moved Methyl Ethel into masterpiece territory on new album "Are You Haunted?'

The 50 greatest albums of 2021 from the team at Waxx Lyrical, based on their impact on us, our beloved club members and our inner circle.

Emerging from a full 12 months in solitude, RÜFÜS DU SOL are back with their remarkable fourth album Surrender.