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Reviews / Live
Live Review: Stonefield, Blonde On Blonde, Junior Arcade, Jakarta Criers
The lights aren’t on yet and soon enough the sisters strut back onto the stage and perform their latest single, Put Your Curse On Me, as the room claps in time to the drums.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Summer Flake, Cannon, Screaming Match, Thigh Master, Cured Pink
Summer Flake begin as debatably the most subdued/professional band of the gig, but as the group respond to audience calls for Metallica, it is clear that they are having as much fun as the crowd.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Cribs, The Ninjas, Filthy Jackal
“I hear Limp Bizkit is in town tonight,” guitarist Ryan Jarman snickers as The Cribs leap onto stage. “So you had a choice of washed-up rockers tonight and you chose us.”
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Live Review: The Gooch Palms, Trash House, Night Signals
Appropriately, The Gooch pair finished with the eponymous Novo’s, arguably the best song from their record. Macqueen’s pants went back on and he and Friend hung out signing merch.
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Live Review: The Breeders, Screamfeeder
Last Splash may or may not have deserved this sort of reverential treatment, but Deal and co delivered a rock-solid argument on its behalf, and it’s still a bloody good listen – especially at the Enmore turned up to 11.
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Live Review: Velociraptor, Little Odessa, Surfin Bird, The Kramers
With few tracks reaching the three-minute mark, the set flies by all too quickly, wrapping up with Ramona, Cynthia and In The Springtime. Way too much fun!
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Live Review: Violent Soho, Straight Arrows, Undead Apes
Tonight Violent Soho take no prisoners, and the jubilant rock fans of Brisbane town are the lucky beneficiaries.
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Live Review: Behemoth, Hour Of Penance, Exekute
Was this the extreme metal show of the year? Quite possibly.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Limp Bizkit, DJ SK3L3TOR
Bravo Limp Bizkit, you’ve still got it.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Lorde, Oliver Tank
As the venue’s sound system starts back up, the majority of the crowd remain, praying for more. It’s anyone’s guess how long they stay, desperate to see 2013’s favourite anti-pop princess one more time.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Stratovarius, Eyefear, Darker Half
Finishing off with the surprise inclusion of Eagleheart and crowd favourite Hunting High And Low, the band left to wild applause and promised to hurry back soon. Here’s hoping they do.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Sleep, Summonus, The Devil Rides Out
For the rest of us it was yet further proof that when you have the right riffs nothing else matters.
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