Video: Blossom of Love – Belle Phoenix and The Subterranean Sea
Watch the über-cool video of ‘Blossom of Love’ from Belle Phoenix & The Subterranean Sea – filmed at the Lyrebird Lounge in Melbourne. The vinyl […]
AuthorBrian Parker
The Devil’s Son – Belle Phoenix and The Subterranean Sea
Haunting, scary and sexy. Belle Phoenix is shrouded in mystery. But a good mystery. Who is she? What does she like? What has she experienced? […]
Gig Review: Between Two Shores – Vika and Linda
BETWEEN TWO SHORES – Playhouse, Melbourne Arts Centre 22 November 2019 Sitting in row double A at the Playhouse, I was close to the stage. […]
Album Review: Grace Cummings – Refuge Cove
A woozy vibe that pulls you under, where you are left feeling drunk without touching a drop. Exquisite, desolate, beautiful – where Grace Cummings’ voice […]
Album Review: Broads – Stay Connected
Dreamy glide-like music that is awash with moody synth. Stay Connected is album that feels like an uneasy dream, but is actually beauty embellished with […]
Album Review: Madonna – Madame X
A mishmash of sounds, themes, computer-altered vocals, and a sense of pseudo-importance. Madame X is trying to be everything, but at the same time not […]
Album Review: Rob Snarski – Sparrow and Swan
Languidly moving at a leisurely place, akin to devouring a collection of short stories, Rob Snarski has weaved a collection of songs that have a […]
In Conversation with Alex Lahey
Alex Lahey. Songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. Her second album is a marvellous treat – The Best Of Luck Club is at turns honest, emotional, self-aware and […]
Album Review: Robert Forster – Inferno
Inferno is Forster’s seventh solo album. The way Forster sings is almost conversational. Hearing these songs is like being immersed in a book of short […]
Album Review: Alex Lahey – The Best Of Luck Club
Alex Lahey’s sophomore album exudes sheer energy. An album that is honest, emotional, self-aware and still ends with hope. And frankly, we love it! YMR […]