Top 10 Albums of 2016 by Alex Milne
Melbourne contributor Alex Milne gives us her ‘Top 10 Albums of 2016’, while noting her excitement for the increase in female talent coming through
Melbourne contributor Alex Milne gives us her ‘Top 10 Albums of 2016’, while noting her excitement for the increase in female talent coming through
The fifth album from Sinkane is a celebration of life in all its many permutations (★★★★)
This new Cold War Kids track is pretty damn good, but I am die-hard fan so I may be a little biased
The stampede at Falls Festival in Lorne over New Years was a terrifying anomaly – how’d this happen?
Listen Out heralds the beginning of summer and the Aussie festival season (★★★★★)
Glass Animals defy ‘second album syndrome’ with their unique experimental-indie-electronic-hip-hop sound (★★★★☆)
Jinja Safari’s final LP pt.1 is a kaleidoscope of sound & emotion (★★☆)
Gypsy And The Cat have sadly released their final album (★★★★)
Duke Dumont played a show so wild it almost made up for the fact that I couldn’t make it to Splendour (★★★★)
In a soulful fusion of electro, funk and disco, ‘Sweet Addiction’ heralds the return of Yuksek in a stunning five track EP (★★★★)
German super-house duo Andhim fire up the house with a four-hour set at Brown Alley (★★★★)
Peter Bjorn and John’s new album is uplifting, emotive & energising (★★★☆)
With profound lyrics, spectacular piano and heart wrenching vocals, James Blake’s The Colour In Anything is an album that makes you stop and listen (★★★☆)