wellnessfitpro‘Cherry’ is an epic work of art, delicately crafted and expressive, melodic and anthemic. There are echoes of JAMC, Mazzy Star and Jane Birkin – a delicious sonic kaleidoscope that…
wellnessfitproMelbourne trio Tina Growls are turning the volume back up with Star Witness, the first taste of their debut album, due in early 2027. Led by vocalist, guitarist and songwriter…
wellnessfitproManchester has always been good at exporting its melancholy. It has travelled in record collections, in accents, and occasionally in whole people, and two of them have landed in Tāmaki…
wellnessfitproThe Tote felt like exactly the right room for Body Type. Close, sweaty and stripped of ceremony, it gave the Sydney four-piece nowhere to hide as they brought new album…
wellnessfitproLottie McLeod is stepping out of her shell on The Boathouse, a deeply personal new EP that finds the Brisbane singer-songwriter swapping people-pleasing for something considerably more useful: saying what…
wellnessfitproDutch indie alt-rock band After Eight have released their debut EP, The Reach, a five-song collection exploring vulnerability, longing, love, and the experiences that can leave us changed. Written over two…
wellnessfitproAhead of his rescheduled Australian tour on the Catalogue: The Hits tour, the Ultravox frontman talks with me about Joe Dolce, Scottish tenacity, and why he refuses to sulk through…
wellnessfitproTwo of the most significant bands from the late seventies and eighties have just announced a co-headlining UK tour for 2027. What is most remarkable is both – The Jesus…
wellnessfitproPond are bringing Terrestrials home. Fresh from a US headline run that included dates with Djo, the Fremantle psych-rock mainstays have announced an Australian tour for December, taking their new…
wellnessfitproThere was a sense of understatement around Swapmeet as they took the stage at Melbourne’s Northcote Social Club. The Adelaide four-piece weren’t interested in forcing the issue. Their songs were…
