The
Courier Mail Saturday August 23 2008
Eastern experience shapes writer's vision
"Phil Monsour has delivered the most passionate album of his career.....The Empire's New Clothes shows traces of his interest in folk and world music but also rocks with amp-rattling intensity on songs like the blazing One Step and the anthemic Sing Your Song".
Empire Records(complete article)
World View highlights Monday
(pod cast)
Substituting anger for despair
(complete article)
Time
off May 21 2008
CD release the empire's new clothes
(complete
article)
City South News May 22 2008
CD release the empire's new clothes
Monsour Back on song about peace
Green
Left Weekly May 5 2004
Singing
through the silence
(complete
article)
Weekend
The Courier Mail Saturday December 4 1999
Sounds
Popproperly Still Poppin’ back and forth
“1998 saw the band returning to Holland, Belgium and Germany to perform at a range of festivals and clubs and promote Faint Blue Glow, which sold out by the end of the tour.”
Rave
Magazine December 1st – 7th 1999
The Ice Men And Women Cometh
“There’s also a strong sense of the much maligned classic
“Brisbane “ acoustic sound, a pop sensibility filtered of
the genre’s more extreme inanities, with a focus on effecting lyrics.”
Taking Brisbane to the World
“Popproperly’s sound is a melding of styles that sees rock elements coming face to face with more traditional folk styling's.”
Pulse
The Courier Mail Friday November 5 1999
“Black and white Rainbow, for instance is a fine tune that would have
done credit to the late Go Betweens.”
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