Latest articles by Ellie Robinson
We thought the day would never come, but Alexisonfire are finally back with a new album. Let’s dive right in
“The songs on Running With The Hurricane were purpose-made for theatres, and that was unquestionably clear here”
They’ll be making fans Feel Good(, Inc.) in Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide, plus at Splendour In The Grass
"Was it worth a two-and-a-half year wait? Absolutely – just so long as we don’t have to wait nearly as long for the next show…"
With some of their most vicious music yet on the horizon, Alpha Wolf are gearing up to dominate Australia’s metalcore scene. First on the agenda: the biggest tour the genre’s seen here in years
On his milestone tenth album, Xavier Rudd embraces culture, Country and community with inimitable passion
After three decades leading The Waifs, Vikki Thorn shakes it up with a punchy and powerful blues-rock record steeped in raw, ravenous authenticity
As Thornhill continue to evolve from their metalcore roots, the Melbourne troupe embrace an unexpected influence: Hollywood
On their second shot at a debut EP, Teen Jesus And The Jean Teasers prove they’ve got what it takes to lead the next generation of Australian rock royalty
Steered by their individuality and the “f*** it” attitude that came with COVID-incited uncertainty, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever made their own musical multiverse
After two years spent descending into insanity, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets have conjured up their darkest and weirdest – and most importantly, best – album yet
18 solo albums down, Joe Satriani’s mind-bending musicality continues to evolve. On The Elephants Of Mars, he reaches new heights of narrative intensity
On his long-awaited solo debut, The Living End’s Chris Cheney heads in a rawer and more intimate direction
With a renewed sense of clarity and amplified confidence, Body Type are ready to take on the world, armed with an explosively enrapturing debut album
With touring off the cards for their sixth album, Ball Park Music looked to LP7 as a yearlong effort to chisel out a true masterpiece
For her striking and cinematic solo debut, Hannah Crofts makes heartbreak feel powerful. Guys, gals and non-binary pals, meet Baby Velvet
"If it’s even a quarter as fun as this year’s edition, we truly cannot wait for UNIFY ’23"
"Aside from their few errant hiccups, Polish Club put on a very solid, thoroughly enjoyable show – par for the course, really"
"There’s no other festival in Australia that feels like Groovin The Moo..."
