Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Hannah Jane Murrell Some songs don't ask for your attention, they grab you by the collar before the first chorus arrives. Radio Free Alice delivers exactly that jolt with Kick In The Shins. The song is a relentless burst of post-punk urgency fueled by wiry guitars, driving rhythms, and the unmistakable sting of Michael Phillips' saxophone. Every section feels in motion, mirroring the uncertainty which inspired the lyrics. The production, shaped

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Pema Baldwin Lightning rarely announces itself before it strikes. Radio Free Alice channels a fast-moving burst of post-punk adrenaline that wastes no time making an impression on Lunch Money. Frontman Noah Learmonth delivers each line with urgency, giving the song the feeling of someone trying to outrun their own thoughts. Marking the Melbourne band's first release of 2026 and their debut on Atlantic Records, the single charges forward on jang

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Sasha Eisner Some melodies don’t just echo, they sprint, collide, and spark like live wires in the dark. Radio Free Alice channels that bolt of kinetic energy into Rule 31 . The electrifying new single born from a soundcheck-turned-creative-breakthrough during their European tour. Produced by Peter Katis in Connecticut, the track surges with the razor-edged urgency that has defined the Naarm/Melbourne post-punk band’s rapid global ascent. Rev

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Harry Barker “The world feels like a museum of the past we never lived through.” With that sentiment,...

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Harry Baker Melbourne’s rising post-punk powerhouse Radio Free Alice returns with Toyota Camry , which...

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Finn Robilliard Talking a big game with no follow through. Australia’s Radio Free Alice returns with...