Dog Trumpet – Live Forever
Review by Samuel J.Fell Dog Trumpet – Live Forever (Independent) Dog Trumpet seem to exist in their own land, on their own terms. A land soundtracked by ‘60s pop and ‘70s rock ‘n’ roll, the […]
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Andy Baylor & The Banksia Band – In Another Life
Review by Chris Lambie. Andy Baylor & The Banksia Band – In Another Life (Independent) Andy Baylor’s back catalogue showcases his range of influences and expertise across a broad range of roots genres. Latest album […]
Bonnie J Jensen: Rise
Review by Des Cowley. Bonnie J Jensen – Rise (Independent, CD & digital release) Singer Bonnie J Jensen has cast her net widely with fifth outing Rise. New Zealand born, but Sydney-based, her work stands […]
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Hat Fitz & Cara – At The Couch Session (Live): At The Top Of Their Game
Review by Samuel J.Fell. Hat Fitz & Cara – At The Couch Sessions – LIVE (Independent) As a musical duo, Hat Fitz and Cara Robinson have long been an established part of the Australian (not […]
Clayton Doley: One of Australia’s Best Keepers of The Soul/Roots Flame.
Review by Samuel J. Fell Clayton Doley – Explosive Love (Independent) Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, music appreciatives across the land – may I suggest you wrap your ears around this one, let it […]
Faces In The Street – Bring Back Tomorrow
Review by Chris Lambie. Faces In The Street – Bring Back Tomorrow (Independent) Think global, act local. So the saying goes. The sentiment is illustrated by Melbourne-based group Faces In The Street. Their debut album shines […]
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Jimmy Dowling – Sounds Like A Saturday
Review by Sam Fell. Jimmy Dowling – Sounds Like A Saturday (Independent / MGM) I bumped into Jimmy Dowling last week, outside the Tex Perkins gig in Byron on a warm Friday night. We stood on […]
Pete Cornelius – Southern
Review by Samuel J.Fell. Pete Cornelius – Southern (Independent) Having released a dozen albums over a career spanning some twenty years, Pete Cornelius hardly needs an introduction – he’s the quintessential road-dog, two-lane blacktop passing beneath […]
Jason Isbell Goes Solo Acoustic: Foxes In The Snow
By Brian Wise. JASON ISBELL: FOXES IN THE SNOW (Thirty Tigers/Civilians) Where does the time go? It seems like just a few years ago that Jason Isbell was starting out on a solo career after a […]
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Trio – Glenn Doig
Review by Des Cowley. Glenn Doig Trio Earshift Music, CD & digital release When considering piano trios, I am constantly amazed by the contrasting approaches that pianists adopt. A few historical examples will suffice: Bud […]