ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Homework (25th Anniversary Edition)’ is a worthy tribute to Daft Punk’s legacy
Last week, Daft Punk finally came out of the woodwork – a year after they announced their breakup – to commemorate the 25th anniversary of their debut album Homework. The Deluxe Anniversary Edition of the album was released alongside a Twitch stream of a rare performance from 1997 at the
FRESH MUSIC FRIDAY: BENEE, NILÜFER YANYA, AND SOFI TUKKER
It’s that day of the week again, and returning FMF veterans Harry Gay and Andy Park have teamed up with Tamsyn Bellew to deliver us a little bit of feel-good pop from BENEE, moody indie-pop from Nilüfer Yanya, and a dark dance track from Sofi Tukker and Mahmut Orhan.
SONG REVIEW: The Sunday Cartoons carves a unique sonic path with ‘Oasis’
Harry Gay reviews an isolation-inspired track from Sydney artist The Sunday Cartoons.
FRESH MUSIC FRIDAY: GANG OF YOUTHS, LIZZY MCALPINE, AND MOM JEANS
Fresh Music Friday is BACK, baby, and this week Harry Gay, Victoria Gillespie, and Niamh Elliott-Brennan deconstruct a bit of self-deprecating Gang of Youths grandeur, a tragic love ballad from Lizzy McAlpine, and a throwback pop-punk track from Mom Jeans.
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Aisles’ – Angel Olsen
“Angel Olsen’s latest release, Aisles, indulges in the melodrama of ‘80s pop which speaks to today’s anxiety of uncertain futures.” Words by Ana-Sofia Petrovic.
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Revanchist Technarchy’ – Tyrant X
“There are just enough high-energy hardcore kicks to keep a dancefloor going, and there are certainly enough horror film soundscapes to keep listeners intrigued.”
SONG REVIEW: ‘Halfway Home’ – Renwick
"If you want an escape from lockdown reality into those all-too-real nights out, this song is perfectly nostalgic."
ALBUM REVIEW: Genesis Owusu goes darker than the debut on ‘Missing Molars’
Matt Forbes takes us through the deluxe edition of crowd favourite Smiling With No Teeth.
ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Sling’ – Clairo
Alana Ramshaw walks us through the new release from Clairo.
SONG REVIEW: ‘Signal from the Noise’ – BadBadNotGood
Patrick McKenzie reviews the anticipated new track from BadBadNotGood.