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Reviews / Arts
Craig Hill: Jock's Trap
Props also to ‘Mister Middle Class’ down the front, an audience member who took the final dance challenge up with such energy that Hill almost looked sedate.
Reviews / Arts
Anh Do: The Happiest Refugee Live
Two thumbs, five stars, show of the season so far.
Web Story / Gallery
Tool @ Rod Laver Arena
Pic by Kane Hibberd
Web Story / Gallery
The Drones @ Forum Theatre
Pic by Jesse Booher
Web Story / Gallery
Dig It Up! Melbourne
Pic by Chrissie Francis
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Orianthi - Heaven In This Hell
Heaven In This Hell is fine for a light rock-pop album and some rebellious tweens will probably love it, but Orianthi has the potential, the depth and the talent for a more memorable record.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: LISTEN: Phoenix 'Entertainment' (Dirty Projectors Remix)
DIRTY PROJECTORS new take on Phoenix's ‘Entertainment’ brings a chilled, fresh mood to the electro-rock original.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: 28 Days, Evil Eddie, Es Three, Spitfireliar
I guess now we just wait around until One Dollar Short get off their arse to do an Eight Days Away tour.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Aerosmith, Wolfmother, Grinspoon
As larger than life as Tyler himself, you should see the size of his maraca! Here’s hoping another 20 years don’t pass until we welcome this matchless band to our stages once more.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Ainslie Wills, Spender, Oscar Lush
Closing This Is What I Write is skin-prickling in its beauty and with a delicate encore of Radiohead’s Nude, closes one of the shows of the year.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Black Sabbath, Shihad
A truly exceptional experience from the creators of the game!
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Camperdown & Out, Mad Nanna, Ocean Party, Nervous
While Camperdown & Out and all their supports are strong and entertaining in their own right and particular genres, the crowd can certainly feel the incongruity of the acts.
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