From Tibet to Brisbane and all places in between
The latest album by Tibetan Australian musician Tenzin Choegyal is a truly global collaboration. ALBUM OF THE WEEK
Album reviews
Weekly album reviews from The Courier-Mail
Get used to an even more Crowded House
Crowded House’s eighth studio album is also the sophomore effort for the current line-up. ALBUM OF THE WEEK
If Star Wars’ Knights of Ren were a metal band…
The Mos Eisley Cantina Band this ain’t as star warriors put their pedal to the metal PLUS The Smashing Pumpkins and Stephen Cummings.
Everything including the girl as ’80s darlings fuse again
Tracey Thorn has followed up her fifth solo record with Everything But the Girl’s first studio outing in a quarter-century PLUS Floodlights and Angel.
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Re-enter Sandman: New Metallica song sounds awfully familiar
If this song on Metallica’s new album gives you a sense of deja vu, there’s a good reason PLUS Philippa Nihill and Ann-Margret.
Tragic aspect of latest KISS release
The latest album in supergroup KISS’s live series has a bittersweet side PLUS Frenzal Rhomb, Blondshell and Neil Murray.
Welcome to the rockin’ horror picture show
They once were Eurovision darlings, now they’ve unleashed a different type of awards program PLUS The DMA’s and Andy White & Tim Finn.
For her next act, LDR drops the W-word
Lana Del Rey is back as bold as ever, with unflinching lyrics that cut to the quick of the human condition PLUS Depeche Mode and The Answer.
U2 v2: How to dismantle (and reassemble) a popular song
It’s the album you do when you’ve already done every conceivable boxed set and expanded deluxe edition PLUS Van Morrison and The Go Set.
There’s more local punk rock where The Chats came from
The Chats aren’t the only punk powerhouse carving up South East Queensland, and this outfit has more than one thing in common with them PLUS Story of the Year and Bud Rokesky.
One good Go-Betweens solo record deserves another
Go-Betweens fans have been spoilt with two solo albums by former members in the space of weeks PLUS Tim Rogers & The Twin Set and Holy Rollercoasters.
Noosa product can cut it with some of the world’s biggest
A Noosa-bred pop star on the rise has drawn some impressive comparisons with her distinctive vocal style PLUS Henry Wagons and Ghostwoods.
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