Welcome to "Callback", previously known as "Flashbacks", and prior to that, "Flashback Fridays".
Sean gave me free reign with this (which may have been his r...
A lengthy career as a musician Mike Vennart has had. Of course, it is still going. Recently a new album underneath his name saw the light of day. Its name: To C...
Have you heard of Royston Vasie? If not, then now you can.
We've the opportunity to share the stream of their third album, Colour Springs From all the Gloomy...
Australia: a brown, harsh land filled with animals and insects that will kill you; politicians that will take your pension and bands that will melt your heart. ...
The Sea Gypsies have come back to land for their first album, Movements.
Who are The Sea Gypsies? Apparently they are a band of people that play instruments. T...
After performing at The Sounds Unsound, fifty-nine harvests remained. Prior to this, Sixty Harvests Left.
So how do I describe Sixty Harvests Left? They last...
Emma Ruth Rundle's latest album goes by the name of On Dark Horses.
The album opens with no introductory passage. There's no buildup, no time spent getting p...
If at this point you’re still unfamiliar with Gang of Youths, it is well past time to get out from underneath the rock you’re living under. The Sydney five-piec...
Carbon Black are a four piece groove metal band from the Illawarra Region in NSW, Australia. Forming in 2013 as somewhat of a super group that feature...
Not too many bands have enough studio albums released to be able to cover each year of their being active. SUMAC are on their fourth in as many years. It is com...
