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22/12/2022
By Kat Porritt-Fraser
Music ReviewSURG

Why Julia Jacklin’s PRE-PLEASURE was one of 2022’s best albums

Kat Porritt-Fraser celebrates a cathartic musical highlight from the past year. Julia Jacklin has the kind of voice that makes you pause what you’re doing to listen in. PRE-PLEASURE has a similar quality as an album – if you resist listening closely, if you’re not ready to open your emotional

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26/05/2022
By Harry Gay
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Album Review: Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever takes a dark turn with Endless Rooms

Australian band Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever released their third studio album on May 6 2022 with labels Ivy League and Sub Pop. Their latest release ‘Endless Rooms’, is their biggest one to date, packed with 12 songs and an evolution of their sound into more ethereal and political territorie

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25/05/2022
By Christine Lai
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Album Review: I’ve walked through 13 rooms of Harry’s House, and I adore them

With an easy charisma and suave disposition, Harry Styles has given us an introspective record that takes a modern day visit into 80s techno-infused pop-funk. The album sweeps through vignettes of his life and gravitates around the pull of desire, growing up and what he considers to be ‘home’. H

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30/08/2021
By Sara Kie
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THE RETURN OF OUR LORDE AND SAVIOUR: SOLAR POWER

Sara Kie reflects on the new release from Lorde.

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19/07/2021
By Alana Ramshaw
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ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Sling’ – Clairo

Alana Ramshaw walks us through the new release from Clairo.

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