Reviews

Live Review: Miami Horror, Client Liaison, All The Colours

Funky strumming heralds inspired closer Holidays and, even though the set clocks in at a mere hour tonight, Miami Horror give as good as they get.

Live Review: Big Iron, Angharad Drake

As these guys are relatively new to the scene you’d be forgiven for not recognising the name, however, you’ve now been told – Big Iron are a band to watch!

Live Review: FourPlay String Quartet

FourPlay weren’t ‘back’ tonight – they just showed they’ve never really been away.

Live Review: Oliver Tank, Oscar Key Sung

Of course, the cheeky inclusion of a Drop It Like It’s Hot sample doesn’t hurt, either.

Live Review: The Floors, Blackmilk, Red Engine Caves, Blind Tiger Blues Box (DJ)

After a strong 14-song set, the trio capped things off with an absolutely psychotic rendition of Feed Me To The Pigs, going out with a bang and making this quite possibly the most enjoyable, if not loudest, Valentine’s Day ever.

Live Review: James Reyne, Daryl Braithwaite

With such beloved tracks at his disposal, this set was always going to please and the cooling night air does nothing to dampen the love for tonight’s Aussie rock legends.

Live Review: Ladi6, Homebrew

Before capping off the night Ladi introduced the band to the crowd and finished off with Call You Out, dedicated “to the ladies – let’s call ‘em out!”

Live Review: Lilt, Sam Perry, Sarah Pellicano

Listening to Can’t Hear live confirmed that spending the universal day of love at Astor Lounge was a solid choice.

Live Review: DJ Shadow, Sampology

He may forever be trying to break free of the shadow of his classic Endtroducing/Private Press period but as he reminded us when recovering from an earlier technical hitch: “‘Keep looking forward’- that’s my motto.”

Live Review: The National, Luluc

Finishing on this note was unlike anything this reviewer has witnessed before, and it’ll be a long time before it’s done this well again.

Live Review: Soft Soft Loud

Dessner’s lauded Aheym was then performed in all its glory by chamber orchestra, its dense and abrasive arrangement providing the perfect finale to another beautiful evening at one of our best venues.

Live Review: THE STEADY AS SHE GOES, OCCULTS, BEN SALTER, KATE JACOBSON & OLA KARLSSON

Tell Your God To Ready For Blood echoes – The Steady As She Goes occupies a very unique corner of the local music scene, and are an exciting proposition for the future.

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