<p><span><span>- Experimenting with her signature flamenco-trap style more ambitiously than ever before, <em>MOTOMAMI</em>, the new record from international sensation Rosalía, is the exact pop, electronic, songwriter album we’ve been waiting for since her breakthrough <em>EL MAL QUERER</em>.</span></span></p>

<p><span><span>- I could be swayed by the title of this record but the newest offering from Aldous Harding<strong> </strong>instils in me a want to don a flannel jacket, pack a bag, and go tend a garden bed tucked away in bucolic hills with it being the only piece of media I bring. Despite some sadness that <em>Old Peel</em>, a song I fell deeply in love with, doesn’t appear on this album, it got me through the gateway entirely. <em>Warm Chris </em>is Harding’s fourth album and the first to come via <strong>4AD.

<p><span><span>- Today, Brisbane three-piece Bugs share their new album, <em>Cooties</em>. The album<em> </em>is a raucous celebration of rock glory. Written, recorded, and produced by the band, it’s an examination of life in your twenties: the white-knuckle highs, the debilitating lows and the buzzing minutiae of the in-between. </span></span></p>

<p><span><span><span>- The time is seemingly ripe for a revival of Redgum’s cold war anthem </span><em>Running With The Hurricane</em><span>, with its lines about “thunder in the distance” and “fire in the Ukraine”.