Love Letter To A Record: Gyroscope’s Rob Nassif On Jebediah’s ‘Slightly Odway’
“They showed us all, that a band from the suburbs of Perth could make it on a national level.”
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Love Letter To A Record: FeelsClub’s St Jonnie On Death Grips’ ‘No Love Deep Web’
“With your dark, heavy, anti-everything industrial sounds in my heart I felt invincible”
Love Letter To A Record: A.GIRL On The Weeknd’s ‘Trilogy’
“You saved me in more ways than one. Mentally, emotionally and physically.”
Love Letter To A Record: ILLSTRTD On Kanye West’s ‘The College Dropout’
“Everything on this album is perfect”
Love Letter To A Record: We Lost The Sea On Queen’s ‘A Night at the Opera’
“Who the hell would release a song about being in love with your car? You would. And you would own the shit out of it.”
Love Letter To A Record: Wolfjay On The Postal Service’s ‘Give Up’
“For doing something strange and foreign and precious, thank you.”
Love Letter To A Record: Bec Sandridge On Aretha Franklin’s ‘I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You’
“You see before I met you…
Before I learned about you…
I simply hated music. “
Love Letter To A Record: Machine Age’s Adrian Mauro On Powderfinger’s ‘Internationalist’
“The first record I truly got lost in”
Love Letter To A Record: Freya Josephine Hollick On Gene Clark’s ‘No Other’
“One of the pioneering albums of the true cosmic American music.”
Love Letter To A Record: ZEKIEL On Lupe Fiasco’s ‘Lasers’
“I still remember the first day I met you. I was 14 years old, working at CIVIC video…”
Love Letter To A Record: Thomas Bleach On Lorde’s ‘Melodrama’
“I realised that it was okay to be upset and to feel hurt because we are human. And that it was okay to live in this heartbroken state for a bit, as long as I knew that my green light was coming.”
Love Letter To A Record: Caracal On Thrice’s ‘Vheissu’
“Thank you for your immortal influence on me and many others.”
Love Letter To A Record: Nadisko On Faithless’ ‘Outrospective’
“You were released only months before September 11, 2001, making your softer songs on the album a lot more relevant in their poignancy.”
Love Letter To A Record: The Faim’s Samuel Tye On The 1975’s ‘The 1975 (Deluxe Edition)’
“After hearing the record in full for the first time it instantly became my soundtrack to every moment for 3 years”
Love Letter To A Record: Mylk On Powderfinger’s ‘Internationalist’
“From the moment I inserted the disk I knew I had become a better person. I’d moved on from my bogan, narcissistic youth and slingshotted myself into the world of music.”
Love Letter To A Record: Waxflower’s Tristan Higginson On Jimmy Eat World’s ‘Clarity’
“I adore this record. It’s helped me in a handful of ways over the last few years.”
Love Letter To A Record: Bag Raiders On DJ Shadow’s ‘Endtroducing’
“It’s haunting, it’s soulful, it grooves, it’s exciting, it’s strange, it’s emotional. It was everything I had never heard hip hop do before.”
Love Letter To A Record: Montaigne On Björk’s ‘Vespertine’
“you are the great poetry that describes love and sex, which gave me a landscape for those things to whose sky I could take off and fly.”
Love Letter To A Record: Timi Temple On Silverchair’s ‘Diorama’
“‘The Greatest View’ started and my world, in literal ‘Dorothy and The World of Oz’ style, came to colour for the first time”
Love Letter To A Record: Odyssey S On JOY.’s ‘Six’
“You broke my heart, then taught me how to heal myself and I would not be the artist I am without you.”
