Interview: Horrorshow on Bardo State, Collaborations, Good People and Good Energy April 15, 2017April 15, 2017 Michelle Grace Hunder Features, Interviews We got the low down on Horrorshow’s incredible new album, “Bardo State” Continue reading
The Five Splendour 2017 Acts We’re Most Looking Forward To April 4, 2017 James Tait Features Now that we’ve all returned to consciousness… Continue reading
Interview: P.O.S, “I just want to make songs that feel genuine and honest” March 30, 2017 Lauren Ziegler Features, Interviews We spoke to the legendary rapper about his personal new album, dedicated fans, and writing personal music. Continue reading
Connecting the K-Dots: Kendrick Lamar’s The Heart Parts 1-4 March 25, 2017March 26, 2017 Lauren Ziegler Features He could’ve released any song yesterday, but he chose to drop the fourth installation of a series last visited five years ago. Why? Continue reading
The Soundtrack: Music For International Women’s Day March 8, 2017March 8, 2017 Liz Ansley The Soundtrack #GirlsToTheFront Continue reading
Urban Outfitters, Pepsi & KFC: Criticising Musician-Brand Partnerships March 1, 2017 Liz Ansley Features Unethical brands, incredible bands. Continue reading
Quantity Over Quality? Is Future’s Quickfire Album Strategy Wise? March 1, 2017 Martin McConnell Features With Future’s third album in three weeks rumoured to be released this Friday, is this quality or quantity? Continue reading
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: The Beastie Boys Transcend Hip-Hop With “Ill Communication” February 24, 2017 Dani Hansen Flashback Friday An education in “the dope shit” with The Beastie Boys’ most diverse record. Continue reading
Why You Should Care About Lorde’s Impending Return February 22, 2017 Liz Ansley Features But no, you don’t have to call her Queen Bee. That title is reserved. Continue reading
Happy Birthday Kurt Cobain: We Got an 18-Year-Old To Listen To Nevermind For The First Time Ever February 21, 2017February 21, 2017 Martin McConnell Features In celebration of Kurt Cobain’s 50th birthday, we got one of our writers to listen to Nirvana for the first time. Continue reading