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Live Review: LISTEN: Hot Chip 'Dark & Stormy'
Hot Chip has just released their first single since their 2012 album 'In Our Heads' titled 'Dark & Stormy'!
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Album Review: Jen Cloher - In Blood Memory
This is a gorgeous little album and well worth repeated listens.
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Album Review: Laura Marling - Once I Was An Eagle
Although it might be lacking some of the immediate hooks of its predecessors, Once I Was An Eagle’s charm sinks in with repeated spins.
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Album Review: Melbourne Ska Orchestra - Melbourne Ska Orchestra
At a shade less than 60 minutes, the MSO have plenty of time to ensnare you in their infectious net – so if you’re not wholeheartedly joining in on the gang vocal-driven revelry of closer Singalong Day, it’s possible ska is not for you.
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Album Review: The Milk Carton Kids - The Ash & Clay
Steady, simple and beautiful, The Ash And Clay is heartache-soothing material that proves folk is not dead.
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Album Review: Queens Of The Stone Age - ...Like Clockwork
...Like Clockwork shows that Queens are still depraved and drug-drenched. It’s just that these days the boys are taking their hits from a batch far more pure.
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Album Review: Rob Zombie - Venomous Rat Regeneration Vendor
If you can suspend all good sense, Rob Zombie has once again delivered a triumph.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Superjesus, Jackson Firebird, She Rex
As McLeod prepares a new solo rock record, what exactly the future represents for The Superjesus seems uncertain. Irrespective, this was one resurrection truly greeted with a religious-like fervour.
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Live Review: The Chemist, Rinse, Settling
It’s all very enjoyable and inoffensive, and The Chemist are obviously very skilled at what they do, but, after the night’s initial bang was followed by such a self-satisfied whimper, it can’t help but feel like an uphill slog to the finish line.
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Live Review: Super Wild Horses, The Living Eyes, The Clits
We’re invited at one point by Franz to sing happy birthday to McKee, who, we’re told, is turning “an unnamed age.” The only downside tonight is that their set is so short.
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Live Review: Sunnyboys
This was nostalgia in its purest form with people transported back to their formative years, lost in the music and emotion of a band they still clearly love.
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Live Review: WATCH: Wavves 'Vegas Vacation'
Nathan Williams & Stephen Pope see their weird tour experience turn into an animation; a story we were told by Williams in our Wavves interview last month!
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