New Buffalo may seem like a breath of fresh air in the context of the Australian music scene.
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The latest album from RJD2 is poor. Very poor.
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Cassadaga, an album that is at times poignant and at others playful; the first classic of 2007.  

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Then Kings of Leon appeared, bringing with them a bluesy rock ‘n’ roll that sounded authentic and fresh, causing numb ears to tingle.
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“This album is different. We decided to go back to the soundtrack music-style, with more instrumentals and less songs.” – Nicolas Godin.
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This is a catchy album, but that does not mean it should be mistaken for lightweight.
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To be honest with you, when I first listened to Book of Bad Breaks, I just didn’t ‘get’ it.
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All Of A Sudden I Miss Everyone is a complex, multi-layered aural journey of considerable scope and ambition.
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The Days and Nights of Everything Anywhere is as meticulously structured as any album, and leaves the listener questioning both the music’s worth, as well as their own worth as a listener.
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Indecipherable Text is a collection of work that conveys Matthew Cooper as a man betrothed to music.
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For now we really do have More of What We’ve Heard Than We’ve Ever Heard Before, its glittering rock moments somewhat mellowed by its transitory genre-skipping.
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So much of Armchair Apocrypha has to be slowly digested, but it’s definitely worth the effort.
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