KING TUT’S – 19/10 Gengahr’s youthful energy and exuberance on stage belies their smooth, eclectic brand of indie – on … More
Category: Music
Album review: Dråpe – Relax/Relapse
Hailing from Oslo, Norway, Dråpe (pronounced Draw-peh) make really quite beautiful dream-pop with overtones of mesmerising psychedelia and slashes of … More
Album Review: !!! – As If
The world’s most ungoogleable band !!! (usually pronounced ‘Chk Chk Chk’, but can apparently represent any monosyllable repeated thrice) return with … More
Live Review: DMA’S
DMA’S – BROADCAST – 18/10 Despite repeated comparisons to The Stone Roses and Oasis, Sydney garage pop trio DMA’S succeeds … More
Album Review: Little May – For the Company
Little May are a folk trio from Sydney, and their debut album For The Company, produced and recorded with The … More
The Strypes Interview
A few weeks ago the QMU was graced with the presence of the young Irish band The Strypes. The old-school, … More
Album Review: Protomarty – The Agent Intellect
PROTOMARTYR – THE AGENT INTELLECT As you’d expect of a band from the Motor City, The Agent Intellect is unashamedly … More
Live Review: Ciaran Lavery
CIARAN LAVERY – NICE N SLEAZY’S – 16/10 Ciaran Lavery opens his set singing a capella, accompanied only by the … More
Album Review: Girl Band – Holding Hands with Jamie
A band who have taken influences from many different artists and genres but end up sounding like absolutely none of … More
Album Review: Eagles of Death Metal – Zipper Down
Eagles of Death Metal continue to showcase their tongue-in-cheek, decadent garage rock on their fourth album Zipper Down, which exudes … More
