Arts & Entertainment Reviews

Compared to many of their rock contemporaries, Alabama Shakes are on another level entirely. Sound & Color suggests that they know and that they’re fully prepared to make the most of it.

This record is no retread or attempt to recapture the sound of that band's glory days.

While We're Young is a smart and funny piece of comedy-drama with a slightly subversive edge that often recalls prime Woody Allen.

Waxahatchee's third album Ivy Tripp is uneven and impenetrable, but still has moments of greatness.

It almost seems impossible to argue that this film adaption by screenwriter Juliette Towhidi and director James Kent could be narratively flawed - it's a true story, after all - but adapting a story like this for the screen is not simply a matter of transposing, but retelling.

Now, those who have now been waiting ten years for a "proper" follow up to the massively acclaimed and still brilliant Illinois finally have it.

Courtney Barnett's debut full-length album is, to date, the most pristine representation of her enormous talents.

Although the opening scene of Samba begins with dancing in a grand hotel, in this joyous French film Samba is the name of the central character, an undocumented immigrant in Paris and the scene soon moves through the hotel, into the kitchen, past …

On Goon, Tobias Jesso Jr. has created something so warm and so fully-formed that you can live in it.

One thing I can tell you is that Jane's Lament, the debut full-length album from Sydney band Au.Ra is pretty extraordinary.