Timezone [Release date 23.01.26] ‘Miles of Time’ is the second album by Americana style German duo of Carl Carlton and Melanie Wiegmann. Carlton is an experienced singer-songwriter, guitarist and producer (Robert Palmer, Herman Brood, Udo Lindenberg,The Songdogs, Manfred Mann, Eric … Continue reading
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Interview by Angela Croudace Fifty years after helping ignite the UK punk movement, Captain Sensible still sounds pleasantly surprised that The Damned are standing strong. Speaking ahead of the band’s Australian 50th Anniversary Tour this September, the guitarist reflected on a career that has taken the group from playing tiny pubs to prestigious venues that […]
American rock titans Shinedown and British alternative legends Bush are uniting for a massive co-headline tour across Australia and New Zealand in September 2026. Promoted by Destroy All Lines, this blockbuster arena run bridges two distinct eras of heavy guitar music. The highly anticipated roadshow represents Shinedown’s monumental return down under for the first time […]
Southern California’s post-hardcore stalwarts MOVEMENTS will unleash their new album Happier Now on September 4 via Fearless Records. Now, they share the visualizer for new single Everything Is Fine. “Everything Is Fine is one of those songs that took a while to get right,” shares Miranda. “It went through multiple different versions before we landed […]
Tuscaloosa, Alabama quartet Gideon have dropped their new EP 4×4 and the official visualiser for YEEHAW via Sumerian Records. Leading up to the EP’s release, the band shared ‘Til The Wheels Fall Off, Wrong One and the EP title track 4×4. “We’re happy to finally present to you all, the ‘4×4‘ EP in its entirety! […]
Beloved Scranton, Pennsylvania emo-rock icons Tigers Jaw have announced an Australian headline tour this November. The tour surrounds their appearance supporting Touché Amoré for one exclusive show at Melbourne’s Forum Theatre, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the seminal album Stage Four. Tickets for Tigers Jaw’s Australian headliner go on sale Thursday, 18 June at 11AM […]
St. Catherine’s Child breathes new life into Fly Me To The Moon with a rendition that feels both reverent and refreshingly personal. Stripping away some of the classic swagger associated with the timeless standard, Ilana Zsigmond reimagines the song through an indie-folk lens, emphasizing intimacy, warmth, and emotional nuance. Her expressive vocals bring a delicate vulnerability to the familiar melody, while the understated arrangement allows the song’s enduring beauty to shine from a different perspective. Rather than simply revisiting a classic, St. Catherine’s Child transforms it into something uniquely her own, bridging generations and genres with effortless grace. The result is a charming and heartfelt reinterpretation that honors the song’s legacy while introducing it to a new audience.
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A North American trek will kickoff around the start of September.
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That song is set for their upcoming new album “Yearning: The unbeautiful after”.
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