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Nicki Minaj has taken to Twitter to announce she’s retiring to have a family. Tweeting, she said, “I’ve decided to retire & have my family. I know you guys are happy now.” “To my fans, keep reppin me, do it til da death of me, X in the box- cuz ain’t nobody checkin me. Love […]
Holy Holy was up for Like a Version this week on triple j. The BAND took on the 2017 hit, ‘Green Light’ by Lorde and upped the loveliness factor by bringing along some special pals. They rounded up CLEWS to take on the vocals and grabbed a somewhat-regular on Like a Version now, Japanese Wallpaper […]
It’s been four years since we’ve heard solo material from Thundamentals’ member Tuka. Last week, he returned with a bang with ‘F*ck You Pay Me’, a relentlessly heavy grime track signalling a new direction for the rapper. And within the week, he’s given us another new single in ‘Selling Me Out’. In stark contrast to […]
It’s been just over a year since The Amity Affliction released their sixth studio album Misery. It was this experimental, electro-charged change in their sound that shocked fans a little bit. Now, they’re back on the heavy train with ‘All My Friends Are Dead’. The new track borrows elements from last year’s release. The slower, […]
The opening night documentary movie tells the story of Robbie Robertson and The Band. Source
Announced just last month as this year’s NRL Grand Final entertainment, OneRepublic have announced they’ll be visiting Melbourne while they’re in the country. OneRepublic will perform at the NRL Grand Final on Sunday, 6th October at Sydney’s ANZ Stadium. They’ll then perform at Melbourne’s The Forum on Tuesday, 8th October. The intimate show is a […]
Different streaming services had different top tracks, but there is one overall winner. Source
Justin Vernon has gone from a lone folk crooner to the leader of an experimental collective. See how he and his friends cracked “iMi,” one their most ambitious and important tracks yet. Source
Alabama Shakes’s frontwoman goes solo on an album that is totally, gloriously about — and for — herself. Source
Some lucky readers received Margaret Atwood’s follow-up to The Handmaid’s Tale a week early. Source
