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Reviews / Live
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Love Junkies, Pat Chow, Health Legend, Ruby Boots
Who knows, maybe in ten years time we’ll look back and say the future of west coast punk’n’roll crystallised here.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Sally Seltmann, Wintercoats
Though Seltmann exists on the fringes, her brand of pop isn’t too far removed from fellow Aussie Sia, and her show had a magical homespun quality to it.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: LISTEN: Raleigh Ritchie 'Stronger Than Ever' (Daktyl Remix)
Daktyl has released another atmospheric masterpiece in the form of a new remix.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: LISTEN: Yeo 'Kobe'
Melbourne producer YEO has returned with a brand new single that may just have the power to become more popular than his previous release 'Girl'.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: LISTEN: Parquet Courts 'Sunbathing Animal'
The latest offering from Parquet Courts stomps profusely amongst the energy of 70’s and 80’s punk rock, much unlike we have heard before from the outfit.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: LISTEN: Jagwar Ma 'Uncertainty' (Cut Copy & Charles Murdoch Remixes)
Cut Copy's Dan Whitford and producer Charles Murdoch have both released amazing remixes of Jagwar Ma's cool track 'Uncertainty' for a new EP.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Monster Magnet, King Of The North, Matt Sonic & The High Times, Don Fernando
Powertrip and Space Lord, give the crowd what they need and, as Monster Magnet exit to towel off and cool down, we now face the looming reality of Monday.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Burnt Letters, The Acfields
Closing with Talk To You, the opening track from the debut EP they launch tonight, the choir returns and Burnt Letters give us another emphatic example of inclusive warmth.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Chicks On Speed
To much cheering and encouragement the ladies joined us once more on stage for an encore of a few of their older favourites before the audience, a little over-stimulated and out-danced, slinked their way out of the Freo Arts Centre and into the salty night.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Fratellis, Jenny Broke The Window
Musically they’re still treading the line between Carl Perkins and T Rex at Celtic Park, and it’s sweaty, sexy fun for all.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Glass Animals, Zaped
They’re then quick to ride the rapture in the room, following up with Gooey to sign things off, the soft, sensual tones drifting with us out into the night.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Guards Of May, Dollarosa, The Hungry Mile, Magnets
Though the five-piece, ably led by fold-back straddling frontman Richie Harvey, who possesses a frightenly deadpan stare, keep up a largely high-energy performance throughout.
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