Album/Single Reviews
- EP Review – The Off Set: Stars Shift Over Time (2026)
- Single Review – Freak Mod 5: Strange Melodies (2026)
- EP Review – Elena Dakota: Three Geese (2026)
- Single Review – Cassis: I Killed a Man (2026)
- Single Review – Official Partners: Don’t Tell Me (2026)
- Album Review – Capes and Crowns: Growing Pains (2026)
- EP Review – lovemenot: Strike !! Between the Teeth
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Single Review – Stellar Moon: Dark Night
Read more: Single Review – Stellar Moon: Dark NightHailing from Broome/Nyikina, Western Australia, Stellar Moon returns with her first single since 2024’s Phases. The song dives into darker themes while also surfacing into the light, reflected in both the upbeat rhythms and hopeful chorus.
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Single Review – Interflow: Dirty Money
Read more: Single Review – Interflow: Dirty MoneyInterflow are making serious noise in the Perth scene with some proper rock n roll, and they continue releasing strong music, this time with Dirty Money.
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Single Review – Freak Mod 5: Jesus Is Knocking
Read more: Single Review – Freak Mod 5: Jesus Is KnockingJesus Is Knocking is the debut single from Freak Mod 5, and it lives up to the band name, drawing on classic film and TV music. They wouldn’t be out of place in a pilot about a group of women spies – or a Tarantino movie, given the hip hop groove.
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Single Review – West Envy: No Breaks
Read more: Single Review – West Envy: No BreaksWest Envy’s new single No Breaks leans heavily into the reggae side of their sound, and it feels like a good direction to head in. The band have always cited that influence while mixing it with indie rock, but this track has the production and tightness to really elevate the offbeats
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Single Review – Gunns: Peppermint Waves
Read more: Single Review – Gunns: Peppermint WavesFirst recorded a decade ago but shelved at the time, Gunns’ single Peppermint Waves has finally resurfaced — remixed and mastered, ready for the world. It’s a synth-laden indie pop track full of lovely, lingering melodies.
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EP Review – Greta Hat: Silver Lining Heart (2025)
Read more: EP Review – Greta Hat: Silver Lining Heart (2025)This gem of a folk EP, released last year, just couldn’t go unreviewed, so it felt right to put a little time aside for this fascinating, wonderful songwriter. We love DIY, bedroom music and Greta’s work almost defines the genre. Opening track Love Is A begins with her singing about seemingly ordinary things (“I walk…
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Classic Album Review – The Kill Devil Hills: MATANGO!
Read more: Classic Album Review – The Kill Devil Hills: MATANGO!With The Kill Devil Hills about to take over Mojos, we thought it’d be worth revisiting their last album MATANGO! Yes, we are calling it a classic album (let’s say anything over 12 months old counts). The album is an experimental, creeky alt-rock musical sprawl, with all band members stepping to the plate for big…
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Single Review – Elena Dakota: Baby Craig
Read more: Single Review – Elena Dakota: Baby CraigElena Dakota, from the small town of Derby in Western Australia, has a deep songbook of laid-back electro bedroom-pop songs. The latest is an ode to a housemate named Baby Craig.
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Single Review – Showbag!: All I’ve Got
Read more: Single Review – Showbag!: All I’ve GotShowbag! are back! After a couple of decades on hiatus, the much-loved Perth/Boorloo indie-rock favourites are returning with shows—and a new album! Not stopping with the exclamation marks, aren’t you excited!
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EP Review – Ullah: For Then
Read more: EP Review – Ullah: For ThenThe debut EP from Ullah is here, bringing together a mix of previously released singles and a couple of live favourites. The Perth/Boorloo songwriter, now based in Melbourne/Naarm (yep, another one), makes a strong opening statement.