10 Years On: The Mars Volta – Deloused In The Comatorium On January 24th this year, via a series of tweets, Cedric Bixler-Zavala quit The Mars Volta. After almost 11 years, six albums and an EP, the...
Soft Will Chicago’s Smith Westerns open their third album with ‘3AM Spiritual’, their most Britpop indebted outing yet. It’s hazy and dreamy, while singer Cullen Omori offers...
The Growl “This lineup of the band only came about like a year ago. It’s always just been my bedroom recording project.” This ‘bedroom recording project’ notion...
Buried Feather Though they’ve been a persistent fixture on Melbourne’s psychedelic scene for a good number of years, Buried Feather have flown more or less under the...
King Tuff Kyle Thomas seems like the kind of guy who likes to party. While he originally got his kicks with J Mascis in their stoner-doom outfit...
Tool Though it had only been two years since Tool’s last Australian visit, persistent speculation about their as yet un-announced new album (and first since 2006’s...
20 Years On: Tool – Undertow For the past 20 years, Tool have evolved into an alternative rock juggernaut. With their arsenal of artistic chops, including fascinating album artwork and engrossing...
King Tuff Kyle Thomas’ over the phone introduction is one you’d find very appropriate for the kind of guy who writes songs called ‘Alone and Stoned’. In...
Classic Rock Classic Rock The Terror On their first studio album in four years, The Flaming Lips have crafted a desolate dystopia built around the emptiness of life without love. The...
Hung At Heart Dr. John’s hit 2012 album Locked Down saw the 71yo capture the attention of a swathe of new ears, thanks in no small part to...
We Are The 21st Century Ambassadors Of Peace & Magic LA’s young purveyors of ‘60s psychedelic pop Foxygen return with an eclectic array of genre and artist referencing, follow last year’s Take the Kids Off...
Classic Rock Classic Rock Son Of Rogues Gallery: Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs & Chanteys The original Rogues Gallery sea-chantey-ensemble was released in conjunction with the second Pirates of the Caribbean film. Produced by Hal Willner, the original artefact was...
