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After spending the last decade jumping between styles at whiplash speed, Aussie psychedelic legends King Gizz seemingly stick to some familiar ground on K.G., offering some excellent songs but not exciting me enough for me to consider it one of their better releases. Though some new sounds are present, such as the underlying Turkish influence of many instrumentals, K.G. sticks to sounds that King Gizz have delved into before. And don't get me wrong, despite their tireless work ethic and the ... read more

Questionable album cover out of the way, I am really thrilled to say that Kiwi pop-star BENEE's debut LP is packed with all the indie pop goodness I have come to expect from the now global superstar. It is easy to write BENEE off as nothing but a Tik Tok famous pop-star who is only enjoying success through the sheer luck of her two viral hits. But if that what it took to get who I think is one of the most promising pop-stars in the world famous, then I don't care. Hey u x builds upon the ... read more

On their third album, Belorussian dark-wave trio Molchat Doma re-hash the same ideas that made their previous cult hit work, with Monument sadly not living up to all the hype that has come to surround this band. I'll start by saying that I think it is genuinely amazing the kind of exposure Molchat Doma have been receiving. It is so rare these days that a non-english speaking band playing a niche genre get so much attention, and it is refreshing to see them not attempt to change their style too ... read more