Primitive Man / Unearthly Trance: Split
- Please exit stage left if you’re after a metal record that boasts thrilling, bloody bumping passages, fire brand virtuosity, and so many complex time signatures you’ll need a masters degree in mathematics to look at it. This split won’t be for you. For me, however, it’s everything I want in a metal record done to a stomach rupturing tee.
Mitski: Be The Cowboy
- It was perhaps the 2014 release of third album Bury Me At Makeout Creek which truly heralded the arrival of Mitski Miyawaki, the Japanese-American singer/songwriter musician who stepped back from her classical piano training to re-introduce herself as a raw guitar indie-pop practitioner.
The Gametes: The Astronomical Calamities Of Comet Jones
-The Astronomical Calamities Of Comet Jones is the debut album from The Gametes: a Brisbane four piece who have been causing a bit of a stir locally with their their mix of energetic post punk and bizarre humour. It’s not necessarily the easiest thing to do, but the band have done a good job of capturing both those aspects on tape.
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Midas.Gold: 19 Forever (Single)(R.E.A.L Music)
Pious Faults: Old Thread (Single)(Aimless Wander / Feel It Records)
11am Zedlines - Wednesday 22 August
Your 11am Zedlines with Erin and Paris
Long lost Korean families reunited
About 90 families from North and South Korea have wept and embraced as the neighbours held their first reunion events in three years for relatives wrenched apart by the Korean War for more than six decades.
Woman in Saudi Arabia to be sentenced to death over her political activism
Human rights activists are campaigning to save the life of the first woman to be sentenced to death over political activism in Saudi Arabia.
Petrol prices hit four-year high in Australia’s largest cities
Average petrol prices have increased by 7% in the past 3 months, hitting a 4 year high in Australia’s largest cities, according to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's latest petrol monitoring report.
Protesters call on Australia to stop giving money to Myanmar
Australia's Rohingyan community have converged on Parliament House with a message for coalition MPs: The federal government has "blood money" on its hand and must cut off financial aid to Myanmar.
Firefighters return to keep watch on Ipswich fire zone
Several Ipswich fire crews this morning have returned to the scene of a large grass fire threatening many properties at Mt Walker.