Ruby Gill
Live Review: Ruby Gill + Betty – The Trocadero Room, Sydney (18.07.25)
On the back of one of the better albums released this year, Ruby Gill played their third show in Sydney in the past six months and managed to deliver an incredibly authentic and flawless set to a packed out Trocadero Room. Not even 4 months after releasing her second album Some Kind Of Control, Ruby’s…
Album Review: Ruby Gill – Some Kind Of Control (2025 LP)
Ruby Gill sounds like one of the greats of a far gone era. An artist whose voice and style transcends generations and populations. Similar to contemporaries like Laura Marling, Julia Jacklin or Angie McMahon, Gill has a calming and yet forceful delivery across all of her music. This is evident here on her second album…
New Music Discoveries 7th February: Surprise Chef, Banjo Lucia, Ruby Gill, and more
Another week, another ten new tracks added to our Discovery Playlist on Spotify and Apple Music, including one track we premiered earlier in the week. Naarm cinematic soul ensemble Surprise Chef take out our Track of the Week with their latest “Bully Ball”. “Bully Ball” comes with a side order of a new album announcement….
New Music Discoveries 15th November: Ruby Gill, Evie Irie, Magic Machine, and more
The end of the year is in sight (yikes!), and this week we have added twelve tracks in a bumper-packed addition to our Discovery Playlist on Spotify and Apple Music. Along with two singles we exclusively premiered earlier in the week, we also have “Some Kind of Control”, our Track of the Week from Naarm/Melbourne-based…
The 40 Best Albums of 2022
- December 20, 2022
- Features
- Music
- Aldous Harding
- Angel Olsen
- Annie Hamilton
- Art vs. Science
- ashley davies
- Aurora
- Ball Park Music
- Bill Callahan
- Camp Cope
- Courtney Marie Andrews
- Darren Hanlon
- darren hayes
- Florence + The Machine
- Flume
- Foals
- Fontaine’s DC
- Gang of Youths
- Harry Styles
- Jack White
- Johnny Hunter
- Julia Jacklin
- Kendrick Lamar
- King Stringray
- Maggie Rogers
- Mallrat
- Orville Peck
- Pusha T
- Ruby Gill
- Saviour
- Slowly Slowly
- Sly Withers
- Soccer Mommy
- Steve Lacy
- The Beths
- The Comfort
- The Wombats
- Thornhill
- Vince Staples
- Wallis Bird
- Wet Leg
- Yard Act
It’s that time of year when our team of music writers and editors get together to count down the 40 best albums of the year. And while this has been no usual year, the quality of music that has been released has been incredibly high. Suffice it to say, this has been a very difficult…
Photo Gallery: BIGSOUND 2022 – Day 1 ft. Teenage Joans + Marlon Williams and more (06.09.22)
The 21st edition of BIGSOUND kicked off yesterday in emphatic style. It opened with a smoking ceremony and Welcome to Country. There was a moving tribute to the late Archie Roach, and performances from Kutcha Edwards, Fanny Lumsden, Loren Ryan and Beddy Rays with a guest appearance from Jen Cassar Daly. The artist showcases were…
The 40 Best Tracks of 2021
We’re officially back from our Summer hiatus, and kicking things off with a look back at our favourite tracks of 2021. Unlike our albums of the year piece, we won’t go in depth about each song on the list, and why it was included, but rather let the music itself do most of the talking….
