Alex The Astronaut

The Theory Of Absolutely Nothing

If there’s a life lesson that Alex The Astronaut has always been able to perfectly convey in her songs, it’s that life is bittersweet and unpredictable. The Sydney folk-pop singer’s uplifting full-length debut, The Theory Of Absolutely Nothing, perfectly encapsulates this idea that we’re all learning how to live life as we go, and sometimes we’ll end up in situations that we never would have expected. Album highlight “Lost” tells the story a young ... read more

The second half of the 2010s saw no shortage of bedroom pop and indie pop artists make a mark by strongly infusing their own distinct, often quirky personalities into their albums — from Frankie Cosmos to Sidney Gish to Phoebe Bridgers to Alex Lahey. We’ve been so spoiled by great albums in this genre that it’s easy to forget how quickly twee lyricism can grate. “The Theory of Absolutely Nothing” is the flip side of those above artists, neatly illustrating how ... read more