Latest articles by Ellie Robinson
The new EP from Mannequin Pussy saved the trio from the brink of collapse after an especially rough 2020 – so it’s fitting they called it Perfect
The Melvins prove themselves to be the band not even God can put a stop to
"The soundscapes are warm and feel lived-in, with an emphasis on minimalism and rawness..."
One of Australia’s quintessential rock bands rise from the ashes with some of their strongest work to date
For the Dutch symphonic metallers in Epica, a big year back on the prowl means a big album to kick it off
Adding yet another gem to one of rock’s most unpredictable catalogues, St. Vincent marks a promising new era with a celebration of ‘70s fuzz, friskiness and ferocity
Even after 20 years at the forefront of Australia’s funk and soul scene, The Bamboos are still finding new ways to energise and amplify their sound
NOFX take an unforgivingly fierce leap forward with album #14
The new album, Death By Rock And Roll, serves as both a bright new beginning and a pertinent outlet for mourning
From EDM to Latin pop, metalcore and blues, ADTR cover it all on their major label debut
(Mostly) instrumental alt-rockers Mogwai head for the skies on their massive (and magnificent) tenth album
The new and improved Tigers Jaw go especially big and bold on album #6
The new album, If I Could Make It Go Quiet, is out now via AWAL
Even in an age where truly anything is possible, it’s pretty goddamn exciting to see Tomahawk back in action
On The Million Masks Of God, Manchester Orchestra amp up the intensity tenfold with their sharpest, boldest and most opulent epic yet
What do you get when you put two of hard-rock’s biggest shredders in a room and tell them to get their blues on?
On their ambitious second album, the band take an axe to their formula and build a mansion from the rubble
"Yeah, we’ll never take another music festival for granted. This is what home feels like..."
0202 is an ambitious epic for the Sydney pop-rockers, but to pull it off, they had to scale things way back
Carla Geneve walks us through the poignantly honest origins of her show-stopping debut album
