Never by jesu
Never sees Jesu prioritisng electronics. It also comes with what sounds like a major increase in terms of atmosphere, leading to an ethereal (so ...
Ah yes... Bit by Bat's Bit by Bats by Bit by Bats.
Whilst I heard both songs on FBi, I can't remember if I first heard "Dance the Dance" or "Sir! Beat Sir". ...
Letters To My Best Friend by Qais Essar
"The Hurt" gets right into it. No need for an introductory passage. The rabab quickly descends a couple of times, then ...
Across the seven tracks on Hide + Seek, Millie Turner's vocals hold front and centre. The music has its own identity, but seldom steps forward, instead preferri...
A Comforting Fact by Nearly Oratorio
It's been too long since Nearly Oratorio's 2016 EP Tin. Admittedly three years isn't that long, but considering that A Com...
"Wasting Time" starts off Twilight Highway with dramatic flair. It's a fair bit different in feel when compared to the following songs; it's more moody and gran...
Beau Lightning's back, although he never left.
The moniker's first EP, The Birth of an Alter Ego has dropped, as they say.
The EP is a bit bluesy in places,...
Karma is a bitch; At least that’s what they usually say when referring to some sort of terrible
event or misfortune. For a new Sydney band, that is not the cas...
There are two origin stories on how I came to acquire this one:
The first is that I heard the band on FBi some time in 2005, then went out and purchased Love...
Vol. 2 makes for a rather pleasant listen. Soft tones alongside more tender instrument playing see use, and overall it's kind of quiet. That's not quiet in that...
