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Reviews / Live
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Bradley Zero, Simon Caldwell
"Leaving Zero's dancefloor is to admit that the world is more complicated than you want it to be/
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Karise Eden, Dean Ray, Taylor Sheridan
"Ray runs across the stage and Eden pops her shoes firmly back on feet to blow us away with a cover of Lucinda Williams' 'Joy'."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Basement, Turnover, Break Even
"We've seen bands with one EP play a longer set than Basement who have three full albums."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Huntly, Two Steps On The Water, Jessica Says, The Curse
"A few shirts come off and inhibitions are trampled beneath dancing feet."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Hot Dub Time Machine, Furnace & The Fundamentals
"It almost feels like a music history lesson."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Hard-Ons, Clowns, Flour
"De Silva jumps between the moshpit and stage, wooing the ladies upfront with his dancing ."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Violent Soho, DZ Deathrays, Dune Rats, The Gooch Palms
"The mosh stretches back halfway into the theatre - maybe even further - for standout 'Dope Calypso'."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Cat Empire, Sahara Beck
"They managed to intertwine their signature blend of catchy ska and jazz hooks with a more fresh-feeling electronic sound."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Tired Lion, The Hard Aches, Pemberton
"Tired Lion got comfortable for an extended set that included up to five shoeys and one "beanie"."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Cat Empire, The Bombay Royale
"'Rising With The Sun' offers a brief respite from the raucous party jams, before Angus's elephantine trumpet squeals wreck the peace."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Last Dinosaurs
"It's hard to hold back from breaking down in groove for the entire set."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Baro gets Nasty Mars and Marcus in on new single, ‘wdubi’
Melbourne's BARO has just come out with his latest single 'wdubi' which stands for "What do you believe in?"
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