By Anonymous (not verified) , 12 December, 2015 Benjamin Clementine’s ‘At Least For Now’ December 12-18, 2015 Dave Faulkner Rodolfo Sassano/Alamy Once homeless in Paris, Benjamin Clementine has taken influences from Orwell to Satie to deliver a startling blend of fitful piano and voice.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 5 December, 2015 Daniel Johns pushes forward with debut solo album, Talk December 5-11, 2015 Mark Mordue HAROLD DAVID Former Silverchair frontman Daniel Johns’ ‘future soul’ album Talk is likely to be just his latest remodelling.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 14 November, 2015 Bill Ryder-Jones’s ‘West Kirby County Primary’ November 14-20, 2015 Dave Faulkner Rachel King A breakdown forced Bill Ryder-Jones to quit music at 25, but he's back with a brilliantly understated new solo album.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 7 November, 2015 Human Nietzsche: Sarah Blasko on her new album, 'Eternal Return' November 7-13, 2015 Steve Dow WILK Musician Sarah Blasko is back with a new album – sunnier than before and focused on love.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 31 October, 2015 Warumpi Band, ‘Warumpi Band 4 Ever’ October 31-November 6, 2015 Dave Faulkner Courtesy of Neil Murray A new compilation confirms Warumpi Band's status as one of Australia’s great rock acts, led by the volatile George Rrurrambu.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 3 October, 2015 Julia Holter, 'Have You In My Wilderness' October 3 - 9, 2015 Dave Faulkner Tonje Thilesen Julia Holter threads a range of literary and historic influences into her new abstract chamber pop album.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 3 October, 2015 Meg Mac's incredible year October 3 - 9, 2015 Michaela McGuire Metaxia Coustas In a frenetic 12 months Meg Mac has gone from Triple J Unearthed to supporting R’n’B star D’Angelo in the US.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 26 September, 2015 Marco Fusinato’s sound and vision September 26, 2015 Miriam Cosic Courtesy the artist and Anna Schwartz Gallery Artist Marco Fusinato’s punk roots support a career of multimedia works that probe boundaries, such as his Venice Biennale installation that asks visitors to transform books into a pile of money.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 19 September, 2015 Gold Class, ‘It's You’ September 19, 2015 Dave Faulkner SAM BRUMBY Gold Class’s post-punk debut It's You leaves space for lyrics with angry bite and a queer perspective.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 5 September, 2015 Gang of Youths’ difficult positions September 5, 2015 Mark Mordue SUPPLIED With a debut album wrested from heartbreak, Sydney band Gang of Youths are looking up.
