Dry Cleaning – Secret Love
On their third LP, the London post-punk band draws out glimmering bits of truth from their abstract inclinations.
Highly Rated
All reviews awarded a score of 7.5 or above.
Private Wives – Three Of Swords
Wollongong’s Private Wives burst onto the scene with a ferocious punk debut that punches back against the odds.
Pullman – III
The Chicago supergroup’s first album in 25 years is a quiet testament to their friendship, forged in the face of adversity.
Sharp Pins – Balloon Balloon Balloon
Kai Slater’s latest exercise in British Invasion-inspired indie rock is a more chaotic affair than his breakout hit, Radio DDR.
The Lemonheads – Love Chant
The mercurial singer-songwriter’s first album of original material in nearly 20 years presents his most authentic body of work since then.
Lush – Gala (35th Anniversary Edition)
Gala compiles Lush’s early material—a mini-album and two EPs—and highlights a remarkable period of growth for the dream pop / shoegaze band.
Stella Donnelly – Love and Fortune
The Melbourne singer-songwriter demonstrates her natural ease and likeability as she copes with an irreparable friendship.