Jessica Rabbit, the fourth album from Brooklyn noise pop duo Sleigh Bells, features too many songs that are overstuffed with scattershot ideas and incompatible sounds. Still, the album is not without its redemptive moments.
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Jessica Rabbit, the fourth album from Brooklyn noise pop duo Sleigh Bells, features too many songs that are overstuffed with scattershot ideas and incompatible sounds. Still, the album is not without its redemptive moments.
Violent Soho and friends rocked out at Red Hill auditorium Saturday night, cementing their place in australian rock and roll
Deftones delivered a fantastic performance at Metro City on November 8, assisted by opening acts Voyager and Karnivool. We were lucky enough to witness it unfold, find out our thoughts here.
The Aviary Rooftop sessions are back again for another blissful summer. Get the scoop here.
Mistletone and Cool Perth Nights have just announced Cass McCombs (USA) at the Rosemount Hotel, Sunday December 4th as a replacement show for Disconnect!
We have tour news! Boy and Bear are headed west & we can't wait!
Illy (AKA Al Murray) has had a pretty busy year so far, spending a long and gruelling album cycle writing and preparing songs for his upcoming music release. We found some time to talk about his upcoming record and career as a rap artist.
Our monthly round up of all things mainstream. Catch up on October's tune-age here.
We chat to Nick Littlemore, one half of the dynamic Empire of the Sun duo – whom generously provides the magic.
Haitian-born, Montreal-raised and universally loved, read all about the electronic producer's show at Metro City here!
Six WA music publications have been pitted against each other by each backing a band for a coveted spot at the 2016 Falls Downtown Music Festival.
Ahead of their Live at The Orchards show, our newest music writer speak to Josh Pyke and Bob Evans about their working relationship, their "blind spot" music genre, and their upcoming joint tour.
We recap the first night of FEELS at The Bird on another issue of Wednesdays at The Bird
Ball Park Music's long awaited new album "Every Night the Same Dream" has finally dropped and they're touring the nation to promote it. We caught them at Capitol on Saturday night and also got the chance to interview bassist Dean Hanson!
We speak to Angus Stone about his side project Dope Lemon, snowboarding accidents, and which Wes Anderson film his studio in Byron Bay that is a reference to.
Cody, Joyce Manor’s fourth album, finds its strength in embodying everything that makes pop punk great, while skirting from common pitfalls. The band demonstrate their enhanced sophistication while not straying far from what makes them an appealing act in the first place.
Camp Doogs, 2016. If you missed out, then you really missed out.
WA acts are set to be celebrated at 2016's WAMFest, with performances announced + nominees for this year's WAMAwards. Check out how you can vote and who you can see here!
22, A Million is another significant overhaul of Bon Iver’s sound towards a more abstract, elusive route. It's another strong release from an exemplary creative force.
Between tours, raising his family, and handling a very tight schedule as a meme King, life is good for Shannon Noll—but it's also weirder than ever. We interview Aussie legend Nollsie in this very special edition of Pop Vulture.