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Over the years, Nicholas has reviewed literally thousands of recordings for magazines such as Maclean’s, Inside Entertainment and Hello! Canada. The artists and genres range from superstars to cult heroes and from mainstream pop to underground sounds. Browse our archive of reviews, organized by year. Or use the search engine to seek out reviews on specific artists, albums or genres. This archive will be continually updated with reviews and images. |
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Hailing from Brisbane, this Aussie power-pop trio (singer Patience Hodgson, guitarist John Patterson and drummer Alana Skyring) boasts a childlike charm. From the cartoon giraffe on the album cover to the bubblegum romp of “19-20-20” and the bouncy frivolity of “Trampoline,” it’s clear the band doesn’t take itself too seriously. Even more serious numbers, like the banjo-driven “Sukkafish” and the angst-ridden “Feels Like Pain,” sound like moonshine-fuelled mountain music or wicked Nirvana send ups. Giddy stuff.
