Wrapping up our 10th birthday review series – 10 albums in 10 days – Madeleine Clarke tells her own version of town mouse, country mouse that is soundtracked by Sharon Van Etten.

Remember the time you first heard ‘Midnight City’? Blasting in the car taking her from her Canberra home to a new life in Sydney, Georgia Hitch certainly does.

Three years since ‘Rush To Relax’ came out, Matt Vierboom reflects on Eddy Current Suppression Ring in more or less two words… Not subtle.

Rage marathons, musical FOMO and touching band beards: Jayne Cheeseman remembers what it was like to be a Philly Jays fangirl, as part of our 10th birthday album countdown.

Nikki Brogan remembers one of our 2008 albums of the week: “I’ve cried a fair few times listening to Mercy Arms’ debut album. Once was during my very first car crash, and the others…”

“This album means so much to me that I haven’t even attempted to write a fair and balanced review because to me, they aren’t just a band and this isn’t just an album.”

Before Grizzly Bear became a band first, animal second, there was also Department of Eagles. We remember one of our 2006 albums of the week.

Pat Dempsey remembers the first time he head ‘G-G-G-GALACTIC CADILLAC!’ on FBi in his mum’s car back in 2005….

On August 29, FBi hits double digits. To celebrate, we’re counting down 10 years of albums in 10 days… here, Andrew Pople confesses his 2004 crush on Sarah Blasko.

On August 29, FBi hits double digits. To celebrate, the Flog is taking a trip down memory lane: we’re counting down 10 years of albums in 10 days. We kick off with The Presets’ debut EP in late 2003…