“Best-solo album…Bright November Morning does feel like a new dawn for the Don.. the great storyteller of New Zealand music” – Russell Baillie, NZ Listener “It’s a marvel…Being able to articulate the complex relationship between people and place, fear and beauty, freedom and risk, memory and hope in a few
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“leans further into rock than ever before, without losing touch with Creevy’s emotional candidness — rather, on this album, she easily embraces the wonderfully unsettling depths of the human psyche, in real
“One of the year’s best pop records” – Wall Street Journal “Extraordinary, winning songs
Praise for Cumgirl8: ‘phantasea pharm, a six-track collection of gothic pop and scuzzy
“Leon Bridges and Khruangbin Redefine the Lone Star Sound With ‘Texas Moon’’ – Billboard “Celestial, otherworldly and incredibly psychedelic” – Uproxx “Could easily sit next to Al Green’s “Let’s Stay Together,” Barry
– “Ten albums and nearly three decades in, Spoon still sound fresh, with swing and swagger – and there isn’t a dull moment” – The Guardian “It is the sound of a
“Put simply, it’s a masterpiece… a group undoubtedly at the peak of their powers.” – DIY (4.5/5) “Instantly satisfying, but its charms and mysteries will resound for years.” – Uncut (9/10) – “An amorphous,
“it transcends genre and would be better described as a musical expression of one person’s inner workings. Press play and succumb to the mind of Sheep, Dog & Wolf…” – Undertheradar “”echoes
“A fully realized crystallization of her melodic instincts and the themes that she’s previously explored. She wrote most of the album in 2020, holed up alone in a Melbourne apartment while riding
“The legendary crew keep the vibe right throughout, letting their musical muse take them through soulful and lush zones of sonic exploration” – Undertheradar.co.nz “It’s no surprise that this band features in
“glorious celebration of that introvert disposition. Its tracks manage to navigate a fine line between reaching deep within the human heart, embracing insecurities on the one hand and, on the other, letting
“From the moment you press play, it (IRIS) envelops you.” – VIVA New Zealand Herald “The album is compulsively listenable, integrating both deft lightness and a darkness freighted with complexity and experimentation.”