Features Features Thunderegg: Ten Sleeves/Big Cigarette 4/5 stars Comprehensive art exhibitions can often be somewhat denigrating to the individual works. Beholding 30 Picasso paintings in a single viewing, it’s difficult to...
Features Features Tuxedo: Tuxedo 2/5 stars Like a throwback to ’80s white boy funksters, Tuxedo are Mayer Hawthorne and Jake One. They’re smoother than a velvet glove and their...
Features Features The Tango Saloon: Suspicion 3.5/5 stars Describing themselves as an “experimental tango band”, Sydney-based combo The Tango Saloon cheerfully combine elements from a variety of genres such as tango,...
Features Features Pitt The Elder: At The End Of The Day 3.5/5 stars It’s super easy to like Melbourne’s Pitt The Elder – not to be confused, of course, with the man Wade Boggs thought to...
Features Features Paul Mac: Holiday From Me 3.5/5 stars Things don’t get off to a flying start on Paul Mac’s first solo LP in a decade. As a matter of fact, the...
Features Features Millencolin: True Brew 4/5 stars It felt like the end of the road for a minute. Millencolin’s last LP, 2008’s Machine 15, was decried as their worst ever,...
Features Features Gang Of Youths: The Positions There’s an awful lot to like about talented Sydney outfit Gang Of Youths. The lads already have a reputation for constructing impressive live shows, and...
More More Magic America Magic America are the latest reshuffling of four Melbourne lads who have spent the past couple of years mucking around in an assortment of different...
Comedians Comedians Five Minutes with with Rob Johnson from Mantaur How did Mantaur come together? Harry [Milas] and I met at uni, and started doing Theatresports together in 2011. We gravitated towards each other because...
More More Songwriters’ Secrets with Karl S. Williams 1.The First Song I Wrote I don’t recall what the first song was called but it was a kind of folk mystical thing over two...
More More The Amorphous Androgynous Over the course of their three previous Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble collections, not to mention blissed-out albums of their own work and remixes of material by...
More More Speed Date with Jonny Telafone 1.Growing Up My first memory of music that I really loved was the opening song of the BBC Narnia series from the ’80s. I love...
