Owl Eyes - Nightswim
By Jules LeFevre 16th May, 2013
Bubbling with experimentation and depth, the debut LP from Owl Eyes is an intriguing, if uneven, listen.
Savages - Silence Yourself
By Chris Familton 16th May, 2013
Savages take post punk and reanimate it for the 21st century with a militant intensity that balances rhythm and noise with thrillingly visceral results.
Daft Punk - Random Access Memories
By Jake Cleland 14th May, 2013
Does Daft Punk's 'Random Access Memories' live up to the hype?
Primal Scream - More Light
By Chris Familton 14th May, 2013
'More Light' is Primal Scream’s most significant album in a decade, a visceral encapsulation of their strengths and vision that proves they are still wholly relevant after more than thirty years in the game.
Abbe May – Kiss My Apocalypse
By Doug Wallen 13th May, 2013
"Oddball interludes, disparate touchstones, experimental tics, brazen lyrics and daggy song titles."
Deerhunter – Monomania
By Edward Sharp-Paul 9th May, 2013
On their sixth album, Deerhunter try on the fitted, well-worn sound of rock 'n' roll, as Bradford Cox steps even further into the spolight.
Mount Kimbie – Cold Spring Fault Less Youth
By Edward Sharp-Paul 9th May, 2013
On their second album, the rising UK bass duo forgo the on-point sound of their debut and burrow deeper into their environment.
Major Lazer - Free The Universe
By Luke Carlino 9th May, 2013
Free The Universe gives the group’s sound a much more commercial polish when compared to the gritty efforts of the first release.
Vance Joy - God Loves You When You're Dancing
By Jules LeFevre 8th May, 2013
For all the ukulele tinkling and vocal earnestness, Joy neatly sidesteps the traps of self-absorption and pretension.
Milk Music - Cruise Your Illusion
By Chris Familton 8th May, 2013
Milk Music contribute to the long line of US bands to mix classic and punk rock elements with a DIY aesthetic and strong songs.
Alkaline Trio - My Shame Is True
By Luke Carlino 6th May, 2013
Break up albums aren't usually a lot of fun, but Alkaline Trio's eighth album 'My Shame Is True' breaks the mold.
Atolls - Hair Machine EP
By 6th May, 2013
An unusual act to emerge from Geelong, Atolls have created a dreamy & delightful debut EP that is of a very different era to many of their peers.
Rhye - Woman
By Tim Klingbiel 3rd May, 2013
Perhaps 'Woman's greatest strength is its ability to allow the listener to temporarily forget that the record is a product of the internet age.
The Snowdroppers- Moving Out of Eden
By Jules LeFevre 3rd May, 2013
The Snowdroppers fail to crack the polished studio veneer on their second release
Iggy Pop and The Stooges - Ready To Die
By Victoria Birch 3rd May, 2013
On The Stooges' Ready to Die, ballads trump sex in the shock stakes.
Bob Evans - Familiar Stranger
By Jules LeFevre 1st May, 2013
Bob Evans' fourth record is more bright guitar pop, now with added electricity.
Thee Oh Sees - Floating Coffin
By Nicholas Johnson 29th Apr, 2013
Dwyer leads his fidgety, highly prolific outfit into another successful avenue - and not a moment too soon after the last, says NICHOLAS JOHNSON.