Okay, this time you can call it a comeback
To quote one of our favourite artists, it’s been a while.
AOTY: Mia Hughes
“Moser tells stories like the best of them, in her words and in her music; every scene she sets so rich and crucial.”
AOTY: Jade Curson
“Anger is the dominating force on Cheer”
AOTY: Ryan De Freitas
“No band has articulated those moments of glorious, empowering nihilism as well as The Nil’
AOTY: Rob Barbour
“At just 32 minutes long, Bay Dream passes by in a heartbeat and gets better with each listen. “
AOTY: Kristy Diaz
“…the perfect marriage of punk and pop, with an effortless flair that continues to separate them from pop-punk as a genre”
AOTY: Rich Hobson
“Prequelle is the crowning achievement Ghost have been striving towards’
AOTY: Ryan Wilkinson
“Nothing But Love is exactly what its name describes, full of unflinching love for both self and friends”
AOTY: Rob Mair
“…while it’s a genre album with universal themes, it’s also a monolithic slab of art in its own right”
AOTY: Paris Fawcett
“There’s a dichotomy in the way that this album lifts you up so high just to crush you with painfully helpless lyricism”
Taliesyn Källström: Renaissance Woman
Rich Hobson speaks to Estrons’ frontwoman Talisyn Källström about their debut album, finding her voice, and Having It All.
Great Wight Hope
Mia Hughes speaks to the Brooklyn punks’ vocalist about belonging, connection and their brilliant debut record.
Hit Like A Girl: “Things don’t change if we stay silent”
Ryan Wilkinson speaks to HLAG’s Nicolle Maroulis about their latest record What Makes Love Last, and the forces that shaped it.
Wild Pink: The Sweet Hereafter
Rob Mair discusses time, place, and everything after with Wild Pink
Shannen Moser Will Sing
Mia Hughes speaks with Shannen Moser about her stunning new record and the journey that lead to it.
Not Drowning, But Waving: Tru
Pat DeFrancisci tells Ryan Wilkinson why growing up is hard to do.
