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Live Review: LISTEN: Hannah Wants & Chris Lorenzo 'You Love Me'

Birmingham locals HANNAH WANTS & CHRIS LORENZO are back from the studio with a fresh club track entitled 'You Love Me'.

Live Review: Future of the Left, Super Best Friends, Damn Terran

Sydney should be so lucky to see them back again.

Live Review: Born Ruffians, Voltaire Twins

It was an airtight performance from one of the best kept secrets in Canada’s indie scene, with an overabundance of talent, noise and fun wrung out of every minute.

Live Review: Earthless, The Shrine, Elysium Eternal

Riveting, absorbing and totally immersive, Earthless took psych-rock to its logical and hypnotic extremes.

Live Review: Grizzly Bear

As those final notes on All We Ask gave way to absolute silence within the concert hall, it’s no doubt that everyone present realised they had just experienced something truly magical.

Live Review: Johnny Marr, Dean Whitby

Impressive, but then he is, as the T-shirts at the merch table scream in red-on-black bold type, “Johnny Fuckin Marr”.

Live Review: Mac DeMarco, Scotdrakula, Jesse Davidson

The band cover well with improvised jazz jams and it’s still fun, but not as fun as the couple of extra songs we could have heard in this time would have been.

Live Review: Talib Kweli, Dead Prez, L-Fresh The Lion

Not bad for a man who’s been in the game for over two decades.

Live Review: Scott and Charlene's Wedding, Blank Realm, Early Woman

The only real highlight comes in the form of Jackie Boy, more so because of the outstanding songwriting and guitar work found within the track than because of anything special in the performance.

Live Review: Kode 9, TOKiMONSTA, Mark Pritchard, Oscar Key Sung

It was electrifying, sweaty and accessible, and he proves once again how vital it is to have him behind the decks.

Live Review: Wiz Khalifa, Citizen Kay

Overall it felt like watching a superstar about to hit his prime.

Live Review: The Falls Music & Arts Festival

A reverie of wistful pop, sweat, fresh coconuts, faux hippies and the wedding of two giant skeletons, the first ever Falls Fest in Byron Bay was extraordinary.

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