More than any one figure, Jarvis Cocker could claim to be the definitive icon of the Britpop era.
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Set Yourself on Fire was a glorious mix of cinematic and melodramatic, self-indulgent melancholy that still is a valued listen.
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There is no doubt there is a place for this music in the Australian scene.
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I'm not sure about guys with guitars who 'sing sensitive songs about girls and stuff'.
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Notwithstanding a few impressive individual moments, it all just lacks cohesive bite.
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Send Away The Tigers is the sound of a band who know they are past their best, but are going to power through it by turning up their sound and hoping no one will notice the song writing isn’t what it used to be.
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An Open Letter To Apostle of Hustle
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Tilly and the Wall might just kill you with kindness.
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In a music scene burgeoning with new eclectic talent Pikelet's Evelyn Morris has carved herself something wholly unique.
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What curious people the Danish are.
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Keith Richards once said, “Everyone talks about rock these days; the problem is they forget about the roll”.
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In Skuggi, Delicia Mini continuously switches to and from various musical genres and styles to produce a collection of compatible incompatibilities.
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