Reviewed by Elizabeth Klisiewicz The new three song EP "The Golden Lion" from The Besnard Lakes is upbeat, lush, and exquisit...

Reviewed by Nathan Ford When Creation Records rescued the Telescopes from legal strife with their previous label, they were riding the ...

Review and interview by Tom Sandford The Byrds’ wingspan of influence stretched across three full decades and flew through the sounds...

Reviewed by Elizabeth Klisiewicz It’s business as usual for psych veterans BJM on this new seven song EP which is chock full of droney ...

While we have no desire to introduce politics and religion into the mix here at the Active Listener, sometimes these things can't (a...

Reviewed by Nathan Ford While there can be no doubt that the internet has caused a lot of damage to the music industry as a whole, it...

After a five year break The Coral have a brand new album available to pre-order . The Resonars previously unreleased second album is ...

By Todd Leiter-Weintraub ( Hop On Pop ) Originating in the coastal region of Columbia, Cumbia music spread across the South American co...

Reviewed by Nathan Ford I'd be hard pressed to pick an Australian band with a catalogue more essential than that of the Go-Between...

We first covered German psych-pop band LOVEBYRD back in February , when their debut was released on cassette and digitally on Ongakubaka ...