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Live Review: LISTEN: Miguel ‘Do You…’ (Cashmere Cat Remix)
Cashmere Cat redefines the game for producers all over again, earning the respect of big name acts and helping to move electronic music into new territories
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The Kransky Sisters: Piece of Cake
The three part harmonies and unexpected twists to the songs will delight music fans as much as The Kransky Sisters delight comedy fans.
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Josh Earl: Josh Earl Vs The Australian Womens Weekly Children's Birthday Cake Book
Earl is hard working but the more relaxed, playful moments of his routine are what makes the audience smile.
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Jarred Christmas: Let's Go Mofo
His place in the audience dance to end was particularly lovely.
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Pajama Men: Just the Two of Each of Us
The Pajama Men, are part Lano and Woodley, part Umbilical Brothers, but mostly just on another planet completely.
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Josie Long: Romance and Adventure
When Long talks about her desire to rail against the Tory Government but to not get bogged down by the frustration it leads to, it feels like a lesson the Australian left might need come September.
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Danny Bhoy: Dear Epson
Admittedly, the letter formula is a nice, easy and cohesive thing to build the show around. But it’s boring. It’s tiresome.
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Greg Fleet: The Boy That Cried Sober
It’s impossible to nail Greg Fleet, and that’s what’s so incredible about him.
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Joel Creasy: The Drama Captain
It would be easy to march into cliché country but he’s too clever for that shit- and while there were a few little kinks to still iron out, Creasy is definitely leading man material.
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Live Review: Dig It Up!: Hoodoo Gurus, Blue Öyster Cult, Flamin' Groovies
There’s still time for an encore – Be My Guru, What’s My Scene and Right Time all score points – and then we’re done, a brilliant night of classic rock’n’roll spanning vast vistas of time and geography.
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Live Review: The Novocaines, Foxes, Foam, Black Birds
The band deservedly headlined a fine night of passionately loud rock’n’roll, which displayed enough variety amongst the substantially shared approach of the bands.
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Live Review: The Drones, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
It’s something of an emotional bulldozer, a pitiful story of resignation played out under crimson spotlights to send us home, with Liddiard’s Charles Manson eyes still piercing through our minds.
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