Review: HEADS. – Collider
arcticdrones.com
Noisy rock music is often met with loathing by people who consider it not listener-friendly enough or with disdain from people who consider it to be inferior to jazz or classical music. However, what most people often call “noise” or …
Read more →Review: Freya Josephine Hollick – The Unceremonious Junking Of Me
dashville.com.au
Freya Josephine Hollick is an old-timey, country, folk singer/songwriter from the Victorian Goldfields. She was born and raised in Ballarat, and although she has tried her hand at city living, Ballarat and rural Victoria are where she is most at …
Read more →Review: Freya Josephine Hollick – The Unceremonious Junking Of Me
thecourier.com.au
Freya Josephine Hollick answers the door for at her home in East Ballarat wearing a brilliant emerald green cable-knit jumper. The weather has swung between the first blast of oppressive late spring heat and squally freezing rain. A friend’s couch left …
Read more →Review: Freya Josephine Hollick – The Unceremonious Junking Of Me
fortemag.com.au
With this release, it marks Freya Josephine Hollick’s return following her 2014 release Beauty and Sorrow. Inspired in part by early blues songs, it’s dark folk at its finest that brings in an old world charm missed out with many …
Read more →Freya Josephine Hollick – The Unceremonious Junking Of Me
Future Popes
The music of Freya Josephine Hollick distils the nostalgic sounds of a damned and grand century into a bold retelling of country music. She returns with THE UNCEREMONIOUS JUNKING OF ME, her new album steeped in old world charm and …
Read more →Review: Freya Josephine Hollick – The Unceremonious Junking Of Me
themusic.com.au
Shaped by the bones of bygone artists and couched in a rustic delivery. At first pass, the Melbourne-based country practitioner’s new album feels purpose-built for nostalgia, shaped by the bones of bygone artists and couched in a rustic delivery, but …
Read more →Review: Yard Apes – Night of the Living Dead
Scannerzine
Three track 7″ on lovely clear and red splatter vinyl featuring this hot-rockin’ trio outta Ballarrat, Australia that consists of (I’m guessing) a front line of two brothers cranking out some seriously vibrant jams. Lead track is a nitrous-oxide laced …
Read more →HEADS. – Video ‘A Mural Is Worth A Thousand Words’
A Mural Is Worth A Thousand Words’ it’s the latest single from the trio who recently released their self-titled debut. Travelling through a glitchy four minute mindfuck, the video for ‘A Mural Is Worth A Thousand Words’ stars the band’s frontman Ed Fraser. The video …
Read more →Review: HEADS. – S/T
noecho.net
This self-titled debut EP from Heads.—a trio of two Germans and an Australian based in Berlin—unloads about a half-hour of absolutely dead-on perfect noise rock. Expect winding, slithering bass, bass, and more bass; a dash of skronk; a bit of …
Read more →Review: Mark with the Sea – When the Blood Runs Dry
Beat Magazine
Ballarat’s Mark with the Sea excel at the type of Australiana that Paul Kelly, Crowded House and The Gin Club churn out in their sleep. Songs are filled with plenty of space for deliberation, with it all rooted in a …
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