REVIEW: THE ROYAL ARTILLERY – ODDS AND ENDS
Reviewed by Jade Daly The Royal Artillery are Brisbane’s very own modern take on the rock n roll blues band. With classic riffs and sexy licks, it’s impossible to avoid […]
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REVIEW: THE OWLS – OWN THE STREETS [EP]
Reviewed by Meghan Player It’s been two years between releases for the Owls, but it seems that time away from recording has only been for the better, with the recent […]
FEATURE ARTIST: WHITE SUMMER
White Summer (Melbourne, Australia) How would you describe your sound and lyric style? Fuzzy-psych-space-swagger-cowboy-blues-rock. I like writing lyrics that people piece together after a few listens, I don’t like being […]
NEWS: FRANK SULTANA & THE SINISTER KIDS HIT THE ROAD
Our long-time friends Frank Sultana & the Sinister Kids have recently hit the road with their new 6-track EP, Working For Pennies. Having their debut album Greetings From Devilstown under […]
REVIEW: PAPA PILKO & THE BIN RATS – THIRD TIME LUCKY [EP]
Reviewed by Meghan Player It’s only been a few months since Papa Pilko & the Bin Rats blessed our eardrums with their second EP, Howlin – and showing no plans […]
NEWS: PAPA PILKO & THE BINRATS ANNOUNCE THIRD EP & TOUR DATES
Their sound has been described as “wild blues and slick swingin’ country rock n’ roll… with horns” and that’s exactly what this Sydney-based, band-of-seven deliver on their third EP release, ‘Third […]
REVIEW: LA MANCHA NEGRA – S/T
Reviewed by Meghan Player Anyone who knows me, knows how much I love the blues. More to the point, how much I love Australian blues, and the bands […]
FEATURE ARTIST: JIMI BEAVIS
Introduce yourself and your music I am Jimi Beavis from Brisbane and I basically play a modern take on harmonica led 1950s blues and roots. I have been playing the […]
REVIEW: THE HARLOTS – COARSE TUNES PARTS I & II
Reviewed by Meghan Player A little over a year ago, I was introduced to Melbourne six-piece, The Harlots. Their infectious blend of blues and straight-up rock and roll saw them […]
REVIEW: LEON THOMAS – S/T [EP]
Reviewed by Meghan Player Hungarian gypsies, Irish poets, Dylan, Hemingway and Hendrix all share one commonality – Melbourne singer/songwriter Leon Thomas. His sound has been described as gospel meets blues, […]
