The Voice Australia winner Alfie Arcuri’s ‘Cruel’ has dropped out of the Top 200 less than two weeks after being showcased to 1.2 million television viewers.
2016 marks the return of one of heavy rock’s most unique, revered and fearless bands of the last three decades, Opeth. Over the years, the experimental, prog veterans have continuously reinvented themselves, pushing the boundaries of their craft and expectations of fans and critics alike. Opeth’s twelfth album, Sorceress, will be released on September 30.
For the first time since it was released on vinyl in 1977, The Beatles: Live at the Hollywood Bowl is about to be released in an expanded version by Apple Corps, Ltd.
It’s been just under sixteen years since the debut album for Australian dance/hip-hop/remix act The Avalanches was released, but this week their second long-coming album entitled “Wildflower” debuts at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart.
Courtney Barnett says being a songwriter these days can be a worrying job as you sometimes don’t know if you are unintentionally ripping off other acts.
It was 21 years between David Crosby’s solo album Thousand Roads (1993) and his last release, Croz (2014). During those years he was too busy with Crosby, Still and Nash, the band CPR and legal troubles.
