My favourite song of 2009, and the song which inspires this blog’s title, Blood by The Middle East, can now be downloaded for free via the band’s official website. Obviously I am madly in love with this song, so if you don’t already own it then I highly suggest grabbing the free download and having […]
Continue readingThe 20 Most Anticipated Albums Of 2010
Edit: See above “2010 Album Reviews” for reviews of many of these albums. I believe that 2009 was a great year for music. We saw what many people consider to be two of the greatest albums of the decade, ‘Merriweather Post Pavilion’ and ‘Veckatimest’, and even if I don’t completely agree, that is still pretty […]
Continue readingThe Best Albums Of 2009 [Part 4 Of 3]
Here is part four of my three part series on the best albums of 2009. Seeing as I have covered the my top 30, I thought I would quickly run over a few of the records that were very close to making the cut and are still whole-heartedly recommended, and a few that were ineligible […]
Continue readingHomebake 2009 Review
Homebake, the annual all Aussie (and Kiwi) music festival, was held in The Domain in Sydney last Saturday. And by nearly all measurements, it was a resounding success. I travelled up to Sydney from Melbourne for basically the sole reason of attending Homebake. I had heard glowing praise for previous Homebake festivals, and the lineup […]
Continue readingAlbum Review: Leader Cheetah ‘The Sunspot Letters’
I first was introduced to these guys when I saw The Middle East (whose song ‘Blood’ inspired the title of this blog) play live a few months ago. After the encore, The Middle East said that they had been touring for a while with these longtime mates of theirs, who were also in a band, […]
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January 9, 2010 
