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Reviews / Live
Reviews / Live
Live Review: DZ Deathrays, New War
"An audience member towards the back of the room raises his skateboard in the air as some form of tribute."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Neil Diamond
"Six decades into his career and Neil Diamond is all class and charisma."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Scumfest
"The crowd went appropriately wild for the Australian masters of the riff."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Tame Impala, Mini Mansions
"Parker's moderately manipulated, saintly vocals held up extremely well in a live format."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Kisschasy; Sincerely, Grizzly; Mayweather
"'We're Kisschasy from Melbourne, Australia, and this is our final ever tour,' Cordeaux says. The crowd boos. 'Soz.'"
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Kisschasy, Tired Lion
"With crunchy power chords and addictive vocals from lead singer Darren Cordeux, the band got the punters in motion."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: CW Stoneking, Peter Bibby
"Stoneking is like a blast of the nostalgic past and seems to be well loved for it among the retro-dressed hipster crowd."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Flyying Colours
"Their live show brought about a curious and unique atmosphere, a near religious celebration not just of this band but music itself."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Cold Chisel, The Living End
"Cold Chisel is definitely still an unstoppable force live, but they missed their shot at a knockout punch in the final round."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: At First Sight
"The room floated on a dreamy, bittersweet cloud as [Nicholas Allbrook] hovered somewhere between Bowie and Robert Smith."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Automat, Hinterlandt
"Stripped of the guest vocalists present on the recorded artefacts, the band's kosmiche-influenced repetitive electro-rocking becomes trance-like."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Naughty By Nature, DJ Peter Gunz, MC Losty
"A tribute to Tupac then Biggie reinforced that feeling of love and unity."
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