Wolf Whistle Wounds Aim For The Heart On Debut Album

When it comes to matters of the heart, Australian production duo Wolf Whistle Wounds are well-versed veterans, making their debut album a bold statement of intent. Wolf Whistle Wounds is the newest project from local hip hop stalwarts Buffy Prescott and Flames, combining their respective influences and boiling them down to create a distinctive sound…

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50 Years of ‘Hotel California’ by the Eagles

In 2026, the world marks the 50th anniversary of the Eagles’ iconic album ‘Hotel California’, a landmark release that continues to resonate with music lovers across generations. Launched in December 1976, the album not only defined the band’s career but also left an indelible mark on the landscape of rock music. Its blend of classic…

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The 50th Anniversary of ‘Destroyer’ by KISS: A Rock Milestone

In 2026, fans around the world celebrate the 50th anniversary of KISS’ iconic album, ‘Destroyer’. Released in March 1976, Destroyer marked a turning point for the band, both musically and culturally, cementing their place in rock history. Over the past five decades, the album has not only thrilled generations of fans but also influenced countless…

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‘Wish You Were Here’ by Pink Floyd at 50

‘Wish You Were Here’, the ninth studio album by seminal English prog rockers Pink Floyd, turns 50 this year. Released on 12 September in 1975, ‘Wish You Were Here’ is Pink Floyd’s troubled love letter to band founder Syd Barrett, who left in 1968 due to his deteriorating mental health. Syd’s whimsical psychedelic visions formed…

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New Music: ‘There’s A Revolution In Sight v5’ by Aubrey Straw

Welsh indie rock quintet Aubrey Straw present an audacious journey through sound and story with their new album ‘There’s A Revolution In Sight v5’. The album is a sonic manifesto that navigates the tumultuous waters of existence across 12 tracks, each one serving as a poignant reminder of the human condition. Lead single ‘Imperfect Spheres’…

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‘Kill ‘Em All’ by Metallica at 40

Heavy metal giants Metallica released their debut album ‘Kill ‘Em All’ on 25 July 1983 via independent label Megaforce Records, marking 40 years of a headbanging classic. Wielding an arsenal of pummelling riffs deployed at high velocity, Metallica were among the primary players of the new breed of heavy metal that emerged in the early…

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New Music: ‘I Am Not Myself’ Hotel Mira

Canadian alt-rock quartet Hotel Mira embrace the power of change on their transformative new full-length album ‘I Am Not Myself’. Released via Light Organ Records, ‘I Am Not Myself’ is a self-reflective, semiautobiographical contemplation of identity. Across 12 tracks, the album reveals a fascinating insight into the psyche of Hotel Mira vocalist Charlie Kerr, who…

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40 Years Of ‘Pyromania’ By Def Leppard

This year celebrating its 40th anniversary, ‘Pyromania’ was released on 20 January 1983 and remains one of Def Leppard’s greatest albums. ‘Pyromania’ is the album that transformed Def Leppard from a British heavy metal band into international rock superstars. It represents a significant shift in musical direction for the band that redefined their sound and…

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New Music: Foley Drop Debut Album ‘Crowd Pleaser’

New Zealand electro-pop duo Foley, featuring vibrant multi-instrumentalists Ash Wallace and Gabriel Everett, have released their highly anticipated debut album ‘Crowd Pleaser’. Foley have made significant impact already as formidable players in Aotearoa’s current pop movement and listeners became instantly immersed in the pair’s crystalline vocals, sharp pop production and infectious rhythms. “Crowd Pleaser is…

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Feature: ‘Dark Side Of The Moon’ at 50

‘Dark Side Of The Moon’ was released 1 March 1973 and this year celebrates its 50th anniversary. Over the past 50 years, ‘Dark Side Of The Moon’ has taken its rightful place atop the echelon of the world’s greatest albums ever. It remains one of the best-selling and most critically acclaimed records of all time,…

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