Courtney Barnett’s Rae Street: Watching the World Go By
Before Courtney Barnett became a feminist punk rock badass, she was a Dylan like folk vagabond here in Australia. RaeContinue 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.
Big Red Machine’s Renegade: Bring the folklore Crew Back Together
Aaron Dessner and Justin Vernon make – up the side project Big Red Machine and they bring in folklore palContinue Reading
Alanis Morissette & Willie Nelson’s On the Road Again: Unlikely Road Buddies
Willie Nelson has done some interesting duets in the past couple years. Last year he teamed up with Karen OContinue Reading
In The Heights’ 96,000: Three Genres in One
Soundtracks often miss out on new music reviews, but should not be overlooked. Lin-Manuel Miranda has recently adapted his musicalContinue Reading
Doja Cat’s Woman: AfroPop Brilliance
Doja Cat along with Lizzo, SZA, Stallion and H.E.R. are women taking over hip hop and R&B. Most people knowContinue Reading
Amy Shark’s All the Lies About Me: To All The Haters
Australian singer Amy Shark broke onto the scene with her last record Love Monster, which took over pop music inContinue Reading
Lorde’s Solar Power: Exploring the Sunny Side
Lorde can be described numerous ways, but sunny and bright are usually not at the top of the list. WordsContinue Reading
The Beach Boys’ Big Sur: Embrace Your Indie Surfer
Thus far, 2021 is the year of unearthing decades old unreleased tracks. The Rolling Stones did it with Scarlet, whichContinue Reading
The Linda Lindas’ Racist, Sexist Boy: This is Why I Love Music
Ultimately, music is about expression. What are you trying to say? What are you communicating to the listener? Is itContinue Reading
Sir Chloe’s Michelle: PJ Harvey and Riot Grrrls Would be Proud
In an age of technology, trust my daughter to show me a song on Tic Toc that sounds like I’mContinue Reading
