People who have seen us live will know that we like to crack jokes and have a fun time. There’s also a bit of political commentary, and I think that it’s the first time that we’ve tried to tap in and write songs with a bit more of an introspective look at how politics affects us opposed to how the world around us affects us, and how we all fit into the that world in a bit more depth.
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ALBUM REVIEW // ‘Ball Park Music’ – Ball Park Music
There aren’t many bands that have made six consecutively great albums in recent years, but Ball Park Music have certainly just showed us that they can with this album.
SINGLE REVIEW // ‘Towards The Sun’ – White Bonsai
If ‘Towards the Sun’ shows us anything about White Bonsai, it’s that the band are pretty talented as musicians with their classic alt-rock influenced vocals and instrumentals.
SINGLE REVIEW // ‘R U 4 Me’ – Middle Kids
n just under 3 minutes, this new track is pure Middle Kids greatness, from start to finish. The melodies are as catchy as you’d expect from the band, with a lead riff that is both simple yet has an uncontrolled sound to it.
SINGLE REVIEW // ‘Skywriter’ – SoSo
SoSo are definitely a band to keep an eye out for, and ‘Skywriter’ is a great song that is worth listening to.
SINGLE REVIEW // ‘Her and The Sun’ – Rum Jungle
This latest single is one of their most picturesque songs, creating a beautiful image of sitting on a hill, watching the sunset with that special girl.
SINGLE REVIEW // ‘Thank You For The Honey, Honey’ – Teenage Dads
Not going with a more traditional slow, emotionally-driven ballad, the song is quite a fun sounding tune and creates a nice atmosphere about two friends knowing that they’re going to be drifting apart.
EP REVIEW // ‘Push// Pull’ – Sweater Curse
The band really opens up with a lot of honesty and personality in the songs, diving into past relationships and experiences, and expressing it in a way that’s not only raw, but also empathetic and relatable.
ALBUM REVIEW // ‘Between You and Me’ – San Cisco
You can’t deny that this new record has some of the best music that the band has released in a while with fantastic writing, production and musical talent behind it from start to finish. Fans of the band will really like this new album, and newcomers will easily be able to catch on with the great hooks and sweet melodies.
INTERVIEW // Snowfish: Jordan on ‘Ghost’, Family and Newcastle
It’s kind of about social media, or like a disenchanted with social media inspired song. In the chorus of the song we talk about being able to delete yourself. That was kind of one of the earliest ideas that I had for the band back in late 2017, and that’s the one that’s been consistent.
