This week: new albums from Tyla, the Libertines and the Dandy Warhols. Also: dangerous sand-atoll-adjacency, Adam Nation rise up, chillin’ with the vylan, in protest of protest music, an off-brand off-chops Pete Davidson, eight years late, how
This week: new albums from Bob Vylan and The Black Keys, and last year’s next big thing Nothing But Thieves.Also: Muse for beginners, is this good, sprinkle-free, deluxe additions, having a guy, wallowing in nostalgia as a business plan, two pi
This week: new albums from The Jesus and Mary Chain, Drunk Mums and Gesaffelstein. Also: valiant pushes, random edit points, canefield circlework, the end of Splendour, does Kylie talk to kids, the Graun on festivals, the minimal viable product
This week: new albums from Judas Priest, the Black Crowes and Talk Show.Also: never knowingly oversold, 1980s metal panic, greatest bits, doing yourself proud, the Powderfinger of the NWOBHM, unserious thrash, easing the seat back, have we lear
This week: old dogs, old tricks from Liam Gallagher & John Squire, Pulp fan fiction from Yard Act and SoCal fuzz from Meatbodies. Also: a message from our sponsored, unifying principles of Britpop, slipping into adult contemporary, more fluid t
This week: new albums from DARTZ, Sheer Mag and Mannequin Pussy. Also: Insert Amen Break Here, subverting the bogan paradigm, inappropriate kiddie choirs, troubling Venn intersects, two years behind being two years behind, high pitched whining,
This week: new albums from grime merchant Ghetts, Glaswegian minstrels the Snuts and Neapolitan riff fiends the Devils.Also: Crüe 1982, mixed bags, apologies to Scotland, underwater tunes, a hard earned joker, full Rufus spec, improving the Whi
This week: new albums from Middle Kids and Black Grape, and EPs from Little Simz, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Matt Cameron. Also: traditional apologies, mostly harmless, that one theme from that one show, a clarification, old mate Dave, the
This week: new albums from Sigma, Courting and Wolves of Glendale. Also: the 2023-24 NBA trade deadline of new album weeks, obvious rips of boomer riffs, having a go and/or getting a go, Stock standard, Disco v2.000, blood feuds with autotune,
This week: brand new 2024 albums from SPRINTS, The Smile and Ty Segall.Also: new music evangelism, new occasional segment klaxon, investing in 2032 futures, season ten, takeaway food demarkation disputes, having a menty B, a few stars short of
This week: we draft our favourite albums of 1994, which is thirty years ago, allegedly. No we don't just pick Triple J's Hottest 100 Volume 2 ten times.Also mentioned in dispatches: admin, prequels, charts, soundtracks, JJJ going national, sec
This week: we count down our top five albums of the year for 2023. Also: WAOTY, the importance of having clear number ones, #HammockSZN, necking cleanskin red and listening to 70s prog, crossover potential, voodoo science, aiming for competence
This week: Militarie Gun, NO CIGAR and Dallas Tamaira aka Joe Dukie of Fat Freddy’s. Also: bomb tracks, soft hardcore, genre skeletons, grading on a curve, getting your Troy Kingi on, wandering remixes, Spotify-era success stories, milquetoasts
This week: new albums from Spiritual Cramp, PinkPantheress and Busty and the Bass. Also: vanity musicals, wilted Lily, time dilation, pasty white continuums, KOMA FM, BPSI, what’s my motivation, [citation needed], homeopathy, an addendum, not s
This week: new albums from Tkay Maidza, Madness and Bully.Also: vaudeville sideshows, play the hits, the Sanity two-track test, Beeso vs modern Australian hiphop, call centre scripts, yeah well that’s just like your opinion man, have we ever so
This week: new albums from Black Pumas, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets and The Scratch. Also: do the bit, trad sliders, the universality of the Khe Sahn punisher, angst and misery, saying the quiet part loud, the real Bolivian, Bocelli vs Kram, basi
This week: Nirvana’s In Utero 30 years on, plus new albums from electronic veteran DJ Shadow and Montreal party-punks NOBRO. Also: in with the old, difficult second second albums, let’s get Bob Rocked, sometimes the label gronks are right, take
This week: new albums from The Kills, Stepmother and Clowns. Also: was I supposed to listen to this, family reunions gone wrong, bleeps and blurps, vibe matches, irrational likes, investment disclaimers, e-motion, this is the end, extremely lou
This week: new albums from Beastwars, Electric Six and the Rolling Stones.Also: daily doses, obeying the riff, Adam's questionable mic technique, anger > despair, America’s fault, the sensations, just here for the beer, we didn’t end the Fire,
This week: new albums from Olivia Rodrigo, Kylie Minogue and Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers. Also: gurlz rock!, acknowledging greatness, too young to be this washed, resolutely Canberra, into the algorithm, forever caping for Seether, corporat
This week: new albums from Ash, The Wytches and Frankie and the Witch Fingers. Also: relevance through autotune, playing the hits of the 80s 80s and 80s, panther pride, dead air, perfect competence, keeping the lights on, surf sludge, all possi
This week: new albums from Royal Blood, The Record Company and C.O.F.F.I.N. Also: comic timing, WWOS incidental music, not attending in order to fornicate with arachnids, the oil that protects all kinds of diesel engines, firing up them You Tub
This week: new albums from Tash Sultana, Osees and The Chemical Brothers. Also: cold opens, no geography, parallel imports, Californian lizards, interesting messes, short stories, Annie and/or Fanny, Brexit through the gift shop, numerical orde
This week: new albums from Jon Batiste and Killer Kin, and the new Dan Auerbach-helmed blues compilation Tell Everybody! (21st Century Juke Joint Blues From Easy Eye Sound). Also: nine coronas, brain delays, radio interstitials, the MSG of mode
This week, live from Lantanaland: new albums from Jungle, the Hives and 3rd Secret. Also: 2pm whisky is for winners, Jackson 5 vocal filters, bedroom albums, doing what you’re good at, the best rock frontman of the last three decades, sweaty bo