Top 50 of 2021 / #35 – 31: Pre-Teen Punk, A Country Cover and a Cat
Music is meant to be loud and challenge you. Two punk bands take that message to heart and come strongContinue Reading
Category: New Music Reviews
Too busy to keep up with new music? This section is dedicated to reviews of the key new tracks out and about. This is a chance to tap into some new tracks.
Top 50 of 2021 / #40 – 36: African Music Icons, K- Pop and Our First Look at Taylor Swift
The top 50 sometimes includes music from the previous year that just missed out on the deadline. This section includesContinue Reading
Top 50 of 2021 / #45 – 41: Aussie Music Coming Strong, Musicals and California
2021 was a great year for Australian music with a lot of big names and new indies coming out withContinue Reading
Top 50 of 2021 / #50 – 46: Comebacks and a Record That Lived in Myth
It’s time to go through the year in music. There were some great tracks this year and it was toughContinue Reading
Malignant Soundtrack: Joseph Bishara Composes Some Classic Horror
First off, James Wan’s Malignant is bonkers / bananas horror at its best. A perfect Halloween movie. I loved thisContinue Reading
Briggs and Troy Cassar – Daley’s Shadows: The Scars of Genocide
One of best Aussie hip hop artists teams up with a country music icon to create a song about death,Continue Reading
Radiohead’s If You Say the Word: One Man’s “Too Nice” is Another Man’s Treasure
As the story goes, Radiohead left If You Say the Word off of the dystopian duo of Kid A andContinue Reading
Taylor Swift’s Wildest Dreams (Taylor’s Version): Youthful Energy Gives Way to Wisdom
Taylor Swift is continuing her journey of creative ownership as she remakes Red and 1989 within the “Taylor’s Version” series.Continue Reading
Snail Mail’s Valentine: Love’s Darker Side
Lindsey Jordan, aka Snail Mail, has followed up her groundbreaking debut Lush with the newly released title track of herContinue Reading
Phoebe Bridgers’ Cover of Nothing Else Matters: Haunting Metal
If you are a Metallica fan, all your Christmasses have come at once. In celebration of Metallica’s Black Album ofContinue Reading
