Gentleman: PSY Breaks YouTube Record
"Gentleman," PSY's follow-up to "Gangnam Style," has already made history.
Liddiard’s storytelling takes him to further depths of the human experience, again proving him to be Australia’s single boldest songwriter. And reminding us that, yes, words can be more terrifying than the loudest guitar.
Three Blind Wolves release new single ‘In Here Somewhere, just as they embark on an 8 date tour with Frightened Rabbit this week.
Electronica’s strongpoint has never really been vocal prowess. Which is just as well, as Budapest five piece Zagar’s efforts on new single ‘Space Medusa’ certainly couldn’t be described as exemplary.
The sharp post-hardcore-tinged tones of Scotland’s Biffy Clyro have been slowly eroding as the band’s popularity has soared.
Australian DJ Ajax, who died suddenly on his birthday yesterday, has been remembered as a pioneer who changed the nation's dance music scene.
Powered by an upbeat drum pattern, an accoustic guitar part and crackly, fuzzbox lead guitars, 'The Stars (Are Out Tonight)' is vintage Bowie.
In an interview with Dazed Digital last year, Australian beatmaker Flume said, "Music essentially boils down to two main elements, rhythm and melody. I feel tones and textures often get overlooked, so I like to take my time finding the right sounds.
The post-Republic era of New Order yielded some of the most underrated material of the band’s career, with Get Ready and Waiting For The Siren’s Call proving the band as fine purveyors of guitar-driven dance music, weaving introspection into often stadium-ready anthems.
Despite Four being release in the summer of 2012, there was a gap of over 6 months between the release of their first single ‘Octopus’ and Truth...
Yo La Tengo’s utter predictability has in no way affected their standing, either in the eyes of critics or their small, devoted fan-base.
When unique guitarists and songwriters like Mark Knopfler and Jerry Douglas offer to play on your new album, you’d be confident that you’re sitting on something potentially very special.
Gotye and Kimbra won best pop duo performance for global smash hit Somebody That I Used to Know, while the Melbourne singer-songwriter also won best alternative album for Making Mirrors.
Whether they’re from the wrong side of town or just from Canada, heartthrobs have long been the pulse of pop music. They start the fire, the spin us right-round, they inspired Kelly Clarkson to quote Neitzsche.
Twenty-two years after their genre-defying Loveless, My Blood Valentine unexpectedly released a follow-up on Saturday night....