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Interviewing and reviewing the best in new music and globally recognized artists is his passion. Over the years he has been lucky enough to review hundreds of music releases and concerts and interview ...

(AUS) Frontier Touring has announced that it will be welcoming back Scottish singer-songwriter and musician Paolo Nutini to play shows in Sydney, Melbourne and Auckland while in Australia for the ...

With several albums including the the 1998 breakthrough Big Calm and 2000’s Fragments of Freedom under their belts and almost 20 years together and a band, UK trip/pop trio Morcheeba returned with new ...

It is often the most unlikely of pairings that stick in people’s minds and in fact bring about the best results. Peanut butter and jelly sandwich anyone? Or perhaps you may prefer a helping of duets ...

After captivating audiences at the beginning of this year with her ingenious fusion of R.Kelly’s Ignition (Remix) and Miguel’s Do You, transforming the overt R&B originals into a dreamy pop gem, Los ...

Having heard the cries of millions yelling “WAKE ME UP INSIDE”, Evanescence return with Synthesis – their first album in 7 years; this time calling in a full orchestra to rework a plethora of oldies ...

Meek Mill’s greatest strength, his intensity, is also his greatest weakness. Listening to one of Mill’s better individual tracks from any of his recent projects, it’s hard not to be swept up in the ...

Casual music fans must have heard the output of English musician Mike Oldfield somewhere. The opening to his 1973 LP Tubular Bells is the creepy theme music to ‘The Exorcist’ (one of the scariest ...

In 1992 Pantera released the iconic Vulgar Display of Power. Described by many as one of the most influential metal albums of the 90’s, Vulgar Display of Power defined a genre. So it is perhaps a big ...

Since their release of their debut EP, Black Diamonds, Issues bring a lively addition to the metalcore genre by adding an RnB influence into their music. Their self-titled being their first album ...

2015 has left Panic! At The Disco in a strange position. Following the official departure of founding member Spencer Smith, Brendon Urie remains as the only recording member of the band. While this ...