Rock

Monster Truck @ Easy Tiger Review

“Sweaty pig sex with an ex-girlfriend.” This was Alice in Chains’ Mike Inez’ description of the feel of Canadian alternative-rock ensemble Monster Truck.

I thought...
High Five Richard In Your Mind

Richard In Your Mind are heading out on their 'Give A High Five' tour in June to celebrate the re-release of their fourth album, 2014's 'Ponderosa', on
...
Mojo Juju Is Seeing Red But Feeling Blue
Mojo Juju will kick off a national tour this June and July with songs from her new record.

'Seeing Red / Feeling...
Chris Cornell's Unplugged Visit To Australia

Australian Soundgarden fans are having a sweet 2015. The band were recently in the country for Soundwave. Now their frontman, Chris Cornell, has announced solo acoustic,
...
TV On The Radio Want A Brighter Future

TV On The Radio's Kyp Malone explains what inspires and pisses him off about music; and why he's not pumped for the next US election.

Scenestr managed to catch the...
Dean Ray Is Coming Back

'The X Factor Australia' 2014's runner-up, Dean Ray, is back in the limelight with a current run of national dates.

Dean Ray's debut single, 'Coming Back', and...
Youth Group Are Re-Opening The Skeleton Jar

Following a successful show in Sydney earlier this year, Youth Group have announced a vinyl release of their breakthrough album 'Skeleton Jar' and have reunited to play three
...
Gang Of Youths @ Oxford Art Factory Review

You know that warm, fuzzy feeling you get when you watch a feel-good movie about a man bouncing back from heartbreak or death and grief, or some twisted combination of all
...
Motley Crue & Alice Cooper @ Rod Laver Arena Review

Having found our seats at Rod Laver Arena (12 May) and checked out the stage and incredible rigging, an overwhelming anticipation of what was to come set in.

Tracks...
TrashQueen In Pig City

Hailing from the northern suburbs of Brisbane, three-piece outfit TrashQueen have been kicking around since 2010.

Favouring the late ’70s sounds of Led Zeppelin and...
Venture Back In Time With The Hot Dub Time Machine

If the idea of booty-shaking, stepping, singing-along, yelling “woohoo” and chatting up the person next to you combined with the best pop songs of all time sounds like your
...
20 Years Since Killjoy: Shihad Play Brisbane & Melbourne

New Zealand band Shihad recently celebrated the 20th anniversary of their seminal album, ‘Killjoy’, with a release of the re-mastered album.

2014 was a good year...
Birds Of Tokyo Up-Anchor; Tour Nationally

Birds Of Tokyo have released a new EP and are taking it on the road for a string of shows across Australia.

Last year, Birds Of Tokyo [BOT] travelled overseas as a...
5 Characters Who Changed Neem's Lives Forever

Gold Coast folk/ pop-rock band Neem are bringing their soulful sound to Bond University's Live At Bond later this month.

With work on their debut EP occurring...
Alt-J @ The Riverstage Review 2015

Alt-J’s success story is a powerful example of how a band can still arise to lofty heights in this digital era after their debut EP drove the blogosphere insane just four
...
For The Love Of George: Wes Carr's Tribute

Australian Idol winner Wes Carr is back with a tour dedicated to legend George Harrison.

For many, George Harrison was an idol, an icon, a leader for not only his...
Courtney Barnett @ The Metro Theatre Review

Sydney welcomed Courtney Barnett to The Metro Theatre's stage last night (7 May); just like you'd say gidday to an old mate who'd returned from an overseas
...
Peace @ The Zoo Review

UK indie-darlings, Peace, made a triumphant return to The Zoo on Wednesday (6 May).

Back in their home country, Peace are the denim-clad, wide-eyed, curtain-haired...
British India @ The Soundlounge Review

Braving torrential rain, gusting gales and dangerously wet roads, a throng of avid British India fans packed into the upstairs function room of Currumbin RSL, aka The
...
Augie March @ The Triffid Review

Augie March are one of those bands who should have been bigger than they are, that’s a fact.

With consistent critical acclaim, and highly regarded by those who know...

Page 146 of 162

Rock

“Sweaty pig sex with an ex-girlfriend.” This was Alice in Chains’ Mike Inez’ description of the feel of Canadian alternative-rock ensemble Monster Truck.

Richard In Your Mind are heading out on their 'Give A High Five' tour in June to celebrate the re-release of their fourth album, 2014's 'Ponderosa', on

Australian Soundgarden fans are having a sweet 2015. The band were recently in the country for Soundwave. Now their frontman, Chris Cornell, has announced solo acoustic,

TV On The Radio's Kyp Malone explains what inspires and pisses him off about music; and why he's not pumped for the next US election.

'The X Factor Australia' 2014's runner-up, Dean Ray, is back in the limelight with a current run of national dates.

Following a successful show in Sydney earlier this year, Youth Group have announced a vinyl release of their breakthrough album 'Skeleton Jar' and have reunited to play three

You know that warm, fuzzy feeling you get when you watch a feel-good movie about a man bouncing back from heartbreak or death and grief, or some twisted combination of all

Having found our seats at Rod Laver Arena (12 May) and checked out the stage and incredible rigging, an overwhelming anticipation of what was to come set in.

Hailing from the northern suburbs of Brisbane, three-piece outfit TrashQueen have been kicking around since 2010.

If the idea of booty-shaking, stepping, singing-along, yelling “woohoo” and chatting up the person next to you combined with the best pop songs of all time sounds like your

New Zealand band Shihad recently celebrated the 20th anniversary of their seminal album, ‘Killjoy’, with a release of the re-mastered album.

Birds Of Tokyo have released a new EP and are taking it on the road for a string of shows across Australia.

Gold Coast folk/ pop-rock band Neem are bringing their soulful sound to Bond University's Live At Bond later this month.

Alt-J’s success story is a powerful example of how a band can still arise to lofty heights in this digital era after their debut EP drove the blogosphere insane just four

Australian Idol winner Wes Carr is back with a tour dedicated to legend George Harrison.

Sydney welcomed Courtney Barnett to The Metro Theatre's stage last night (7 May); just like you'd say gidday to an old mate who'd returned from an overseas

UK indie-darlings, Peace, made a triumphant return to The Zoo on Wednesday (6 May).

Braving torrential rain, gusting gales and dangerously wet roads, a throng of avid British India fans packed into the upstairs function room of Currumbin RSL, aka The

Augie March are one of those bands who should have been bigger than they are, that’s a fact.