Tangled Magazine

s it me or are the ‘80s coming back? Close enough. Florida natives The Black Kids have come out with their debut release, the correctly named Partie Traumatic.

It looks like Van She have brought out the Australian album of the year. No joke.

Brisbane based indie rock group The Grates come out with their second album, ‘Teeth Lost, Hearts Won’ contains a smorgasbord full of chirpy and melodic tracks.

Country duo Sugarland release their third album, “Love on the Inside”, a slew of tracks that remind of you of an all day marathon slugging it out on the couch watching the Country Music Television.

Members of System of a Down, Daron Malakian and John Dolmayan, formed their side project, Scars on Broadway. With the heavy rock genre that places System of a Down, I expected this album to be just like that but however it wasn’t exactly the case.

Newcomer Beth Rowley makes a stellar effort in her debut album, Little Dreamer.

A reincarnation of the demised The Libertines, former member Carl Barât formed Dirty Pretty Things forging on his music career and now up to their second album, Romance at Short Notice.

In the ever-growing collection that Ministry of Sound puts out what seems like every month, they have released a three CD compilation containing the more memorable hits in dance music from 1991 to 2008.

The ten tracks on Beck’s Modern Guilt are filled with rock, folk and even a little electronic and is a feast for the ears.

The long awaited movie version of the successful musical Mammia Mia! is now here and on the heels of it’s release is the movie’s soundtrack. Containing a whopping 17 tracks of all the songs sung in the movie with stars Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth, Amanda Seyfried and among others.