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In these most uncertain of times, the music industry has been hit harder than most with ubiquitous cancellations leaving artists, event organisers and ancillary staff everywhere out of work.
Concert Review: New Order @ The Hordern Pavilion
A myriad of post-punk heads and new wave veterans piled into Hordern Pavilion this past Wednesday to see the illustrious New Order.
Concert Review: Pat Metheny @ The State Theatre
Pat Metheny and his bandmates delivered a night of creative expansion and musical immersion.
Album Review: Everything is Beautiful / Everything Sucks by Princess Nokia
Across two jarringly-seperate yet inextricably-linked albums released together as a double, Princess Nokia displays their sensibilities as both musician and human as two sides of the same coin.
SURG’S Top Picks for Record Store Day 2020
The annual time for vinyl hipsters and diehards alike to rejoice in limited releases, special compilations, and exclusive re-pressings is once again upon us!
G Flip’s ‘Lady Marmalade’ Like A Version Is A Girl Power Dream
She didn’t have to go that hard, but she did. She did it for us. Yeah the girls.
Album Review: Man Alive! By King Krule
Man Alive! is a reworking of King Krule’s familiar woozy and aggressive sound, with an added touch of tenderness.
Concert Review: Steve Lacy @ The Metro Theatre
Gaining critical acclaim for his collaborations with Denzel Curry, Solange, and the production of ‘Pride’ off of Kendrick Lamar’s Grammy-award-winning album, DAMN, Lacy’s resume seems to be an endless list of production skills and an overflow of musicality.
Album Review: ‘We’re New Again’ By Makaya McCraven And Gil Scott-Heron
We’re New Again evidences McCraven’s deep passion for Scott-Heron’s work, tributing and contextualising it in the best way he knows how.
Concert Review: Mac Demarco @ The Hordern Pavilion
With his signature ‘Ed Sheeran gone sleazy-yet-sultry’ charm, indie stalwart Mac DeMarco delivered a veritable tour-de-force of his discography to a sold-out Hordern Pavilion crowd of 5,500.