Review of 'The King is Dead', the first single of The Herd's 2008 release 'Summerland'.
Brisbane musician Dan Parsons' debut release Old Brown Shoe.
The second single of Finn's debut album 'I'll Be Lightning' lives up to all expectations of songwriting finesse.
Bridezilla are a name on people’s lips. “Yeah, I know the name, but...” No more buts. With hallmark track ‘Brown Paper Bag’ floating around on FBI and JJJ, they’re no longer a stranger to the ears of Australian listeners and after the release of their self-titled debut EP, you should make it your prerogative to get familiar with them. 
Despite not being heard from as a collective since 1994, Perth’s rock favourites of the late 80’s and early 90’s are back with a distinctively new record – an acoustic album by the name of Il Grande Silencio. Playing almost exclusively gritty dirt rock in their heyday, this is a huge departure from the comfort of their roots, re-imagining old classics and resulting in a largely successful move into new territory.
After three well-received EP’s, Melbourne’s Custom Kings release their debut album, ‘At Sea,’ featuring the timeless single, ‘Up Late.’
With solo blues women finding a niche across Australia in the form of the Mia Dysons, Holly Throsbys and Sarah Blaskos of the world, the time is right for new additions to the list. Mixing in groove, soul and pop, Perth girl Kat Kinley creates a swooning, multi-styled musical recipe on her new album, Company.
The Beautiful Girls have become known for their rootsy pop, but surprised many with the darker direction of their second album We’re Already Gone, so it was always going to be interesting to hear what they’d come up with next.
Aussie singer-songwriter, Matt Ellis, and a series of esteemed collaborators deliver his latest record, 'Tell the People.'
After three Eps and three albums, producer Greg Arnold has taken Carus and The True Believers to a whole new level in album quality, bringing the band together in their most musically cohesive album yet.
Vodafone's intimate chapel shows make their way onto the second instalment of the album releases.
78 Saab revive their atmospheric indie rock in style after a two year absence with their third album, The Bells Line.
Struck Down is a step in a different direction for Mia Dyson. As she moves away from gritty rock tunes to put the blues back into Aussie blues and roots, this album allows her undeniable skill as a songwriter and musician to quietly shine through.
Soulshine reviews Byron Bay local Will Conner's debut release Southern Hemisphere.