Track Review: Paralyse Me Where I Stand // Flaming June
Inspired by artists like LadyHawke, First Aid Kit and PJ Harvey, Flaming June enjoys telling stories with her unique sound.
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folk rock
Track Review. Jungle // Yellowlees
In September last year, we introduced all our Nexus readers to singer-songwriter Yellowlees (read our review here). While he hasn’t
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Album Review: Wasted Wonder // Michael Brinkworth
With a wealth of experience in music, including headline tours across Australia, North America and Europe, Michael Brinkworth might be
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Nexus Meets… Daniel Blake
Beginning his career at open mic shows in Los Angeles, Daniel Blake soon became known for his eclecticism and unique
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Nexus Meets… Grant Nesmith
Influenced by Willie Nelson, Radiohead, The Beatles and Grateful Dead, Grant Nesmith is casting his net wide to bring you
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Track Review: The Lord Is Kind // Gedalya
Have you ever thought of a religious leader making music? Now, I’m not speaking about hymns at mass but more
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Track Review: Butterfly // Workman Song
The alter-ego of singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Sean McMahon, Workman Song is a folk-rock artist. Think John Lennon meets Beck with
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Track Review: Blue and Green // Bits of Alan
After releasing their debut EP Stories in 2014, debut full-length album Paper Boats in 2017 and several singles between then
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Track Review: A Covid Romance // Sue Denim
Combining the intimacy of Joni Mitchell with the quirkiness of Amanda Palmer and the gritty sound of Courtney Love, Sue
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Track Review: Sudafed // Jakob Kupferberg
Never one to turn from a controversial issue, Jakob Kuperberg brings us another banger of the sociopolitical kind in ‘Sudafed’.
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