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On her second solo album, Phoebe Bridgers navigates yearning through songs that feel plucked from a fantasy lullaby.
14 days ago
On The 1975’s genre-fleeting new record Notes On A Conditional Form, the UK band attempts to make sense of the madness.
2 months ago
After a runaway first event, the online festival has blossomed into a pioneer of live music in a COVID-19 world.
Years since leaving their home in search of fame, Buscabulla didn’t feel like themselves - and that needed to change.
On their new collaborative album, Tom Misch and Yussef Dayes prove a potent mix, pushing each other in intriguing directions.
Rina Sawayama’s combination of 00s-Britney-meets-Evanescence is enough to give you whiplash. That’s exactly what she’s after.
On their sixth album, the UK band capture the emotional intensity of protests at a time it’s needed most.
Thundercat’s new record, It Is What It Is, could easily have dealt in understandable resignation, but there’s real courage behind his cautiously optimistic acceptance.
3 months ago
Once known for his vocal-heavy synth-pop, the Brisbane musician’s new album - C()D3X - sees him set his sights on the club.
On their second album The Fight, the Brooklyn duo step forward as a source for anger-fuelled music in trying times.
4 months ago
He’s had an incredible few years, and it’s only getting better: we spoke to singer-songwriter Rex Orange County about tour, travel, independence and Alicia Keys.
On ~how i’m feeling~, the chart-dominating force opens up about something often shunned from pop music: real-life feelings.
Interviewed by Cry Club's Heather Riley, it’s clear that pop’s gender-defying new star isn’t here to stick within the boundaries.
On her second album color theory, Soccer Mommy contrasts bright melodies with the gloomy darkness of her last few years.
With his second single Cautious, the 20-year-old musician proves that there’s a fire lit underneath the next generation of pop.
On their third album Shelf Life, the Melbourne six-piece team up with The Presets’ Kim Moyes to set their sights on the club.
On Race Car Blues, the band's third record, Slowly Slowly shift perspectives and chase something bigger (most of the time).
From his YouTube beginnings to his status as sad-pop's promise-filled prince, Conan Gray is one of the many artists pushing pop in new directions.
5 months ago
Before they reunite for the first time in four years this July, Shaun Diviney takes us into the world of Short Stack once again.
On their new single Desk Chair, the rising Canberra group share a “tribute to teenage feelings” with nostalgia to rock’s grittier days.
Nicolas Godin is a stalwart of French electronica, and though his new record, Concrete and Glass, is named for his architectural passions, it’s really exploring so much more.
After the runaway critical success of their debut, the UK four-piece are back with an album built for the chaos of worldwide change.
On her second album Seeking Thrills, the London musician returns feeling more empowered and ready to dance than ever.
6 months ago
Debuting exclusively to this year’s Origin Fields, one of Perth’s essential electronic musicians is saddling up for the biggest performance of his life.
7 months ago
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