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Album Review: The Knife - Shaking The Habitual
Make no mistake, this is an experience, and should be approached as a fully committed act, not something passive.
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Album Review: The Strokes - Comedown Machine
Comedown Machine is reasonably solid overall, however unchallenging it may seem.
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Album Review: The Courteeners - Anna
There are a couple of things that hit you when listening to this album, the first being that they appear to have finally stopped trying to capture their youth.
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Album Review: The Knife - Shaking The Habitual
It’s a ridiculously hard album to describe in mere words, as the sounds themselves so rarely offer convenient comparisons.
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Album Review: Terror - Live By The Code
You can only live by the code so many times before people start looking elsewhere for their hardcore fix.
Web Story / Gallery
Mutemath @ The Hi-Fi
Pic by Josh Groom
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Bruce Springsteen & The E-Street Band @ Rod Laver Arena
Pic by Kane Hibberd
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Super Magic Hats @ Workers Club
Pic by Aleksandar Kostadinoski
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Santana @ Rod Laver Arena
Pic by Andrew Briscoe
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Mark Of Cain, Black Level Embassy & The Sea Shall Not Have Them
A long time coming. Adelaide man-o-war The Mark Of Cain take to the stage without pomp or fanfare and deliver what can only be described as a brutal display of nascent.
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Album Review: The Break - Space Farm
The Break might be seriously good, but they don’t want you to take them too seriously, thus Space Farm is a brilliantly fun piece of work.
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Album Review: Sound City Players - Sound City: Real To Reel
If there was a prize for ‘Best Rock Album That Accompanies A Movie and Features Amazing Famous Musicians’, then Dave Grohl and his Sound City Players would have no competition. Fucking great.
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