Amyl & The Sniffers: “We’re all just flesh sacks on this hell rock”
Aussie punksters Amyl & The Sniffers' debut album made enough noise to grab attention. All eyes (and ears) ensured, they're back with a follow-up.
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The Vaccines: “I really want it to feel like a hopeful, infectious record”
Feeling penned in by everyday constraints, The Vaccines' new album 'Back In Love City' sees them trying on different lives and fictional places for size.
Rejjie Snow – Baw Baw Black Sheep
Rejjie Snow is in a world full of joy and character that's his own making.
Tigercub – As Blue As Indigo
Packed with choruses with conviction and more riffs than you know what to do with.
deep tan – creeping speedwells EP
A seductive and suspense-building voyage.
Greentea Peng – MAN MADE
A simply exquisite plethora of experimental jazz, hip-hop, neo-soul, ragga and dub.
Low Island – If You Could Have It All Again
Questionable lyricism aside, sonically, the album is impressive and defiant.
Noga Erez – KIDS
Noga Erez melds pop, hip-hop and electronica into something completely unique.
Genesis Owusu – Smiling With No Teeth
Genesis Owusu's first full-length is a triumphant beast that's broken defiantly out of its cage.
Black Honey: “I just wanted to fuck it up and blow the lid on some shit”
Back with a second album, ‘Written & DIrected’, Black Honey have lost none of their theatrical side.