Daniel Prior

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Cull : Ba Noi

INDIE ALBUM OF THE WEEK While some artists try to blend the lo-fi sound of a home studio with their music, Cull embrace the lo-fi...

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Sally Seltmann : Hey Daydreamer

When listening to Sally Seltmann, it’s hard not to picture a woman romanticising the idea of having her head in the clouds, wearing her heart...

Meg Mac @ The Vanguard

Reviewed on Thursday March 6 When three amazing Sydney artists get together for a show, it’s only natural to think it’s going to be a...

Gold Panda: ‘I Was Terrified’

When Derwin Schlecker, AKA Gold Panda, first started making waves with a volley of single releases, it sent him on a worldwide journey. After the...

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Better Than The Wizards : Better Than The Wizards

In the market for some basic upbeat pop music with elements of soul? The self-titled debut album from Better Than The Wizards is here to...

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Bertie Page Clinic : Too Loud Too Naked

You would think metal has already branched out into every conceivable subgenre possible. Hair metal, death metal, party metal, Irish metal and so on. Well,...

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Hayden Calnin : Oh, Hunter

INDIE ALBUM OF THE WEEK “Now look at the dirt on my toes and tell me I’m less of a man for leaving you.” This...

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El Moth : Life’s A Ride

Reggae is perhaps the most misunderstood beast in the music kingdom. People think that reggae music is only about pot and the only way to...

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Tom E. Lewis : Beneath The Sun

INDIE ALBUM OF THE WEEK Tom E. Lewis: ’70s star of The Chant Of Jimmie Blacksmith, ’80s stage and screen actor, ’90s world-travelling jazz-didge virtuoso....

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Wooden Shjips : Back To Land

Drone rock is a difficult beast to enjoy. Once you’re past a minute and a half you wonder what the difference is between it and...

Unknown Mortal Orchestra: ‘It’s Going To Be A Good Year’

Humble beginnings aren’t always a common thing in bands, especially in those which know they’re onto a unique and powerful sound. The restraint it takes...