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Reviews / Album
Album Review: The Rival Mob - 'Mob Justice'
Mob still rules all.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Antelope, Wolves At The Door & The Flower Drums
It was a fantastic evening for local music, but don’t be too upset if you missed out – given how busy all the bands involved were, we’ll no doubt be hearing from them all again soon.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Dinosaur Jr, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion & Moon Duo
An epic one song encore wrapped it all up, finishing the show in suitably emphatic fashion.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Gignition
Potential oozed from their pores yet one can’t help but feel slightly befuddled by their general stage presence and lack of a defining genre.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Gnome, Christo Jones, Golden Blonde & Anomie
After two songs though they found their footing and delivered a confident set of beautiful pieces, while bathed in some excellent visuals projected onto the stage.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: James Blake & Jonti
He plants a seed of confidence in you from the get-go with his calm demeanour, and the warm tone of his vocals assures us it’s all going to be okay. That’s his promise to you.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Mark Of Cain, Black Level Embassy & Zeahorse
As punters departed the packed room sweaty, bruised and battered through, it was a beating they were more than pleased to take.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Rodriguez & The Break
Getting on at 70 years, Rodriguez was assisted up to the microphone while stagehands organised his guitar for him. In spite of this, he needed no help with the set.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: This Will Destroy You, Tangled Thoughts Of Leaving & We Lost The Sea
Australian audiences are now finally aware that This Will Destroy You are, ultimately, a live band.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: The Strokes - Comedown Machine
This record confidently dismisses any fears that The Strokes have had their day, confirming instead that they still deserve their place at the forefront of the contemporary rock scene.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Bonobo - The North Borders
Another remarkable album that deserves all the accolades it will no doubt receive.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Bruce Springsteen - Collection 1973-2012
Bruce Springsteen competes this week with David Bowie, Hendrix and a bunch of deserving Australian bands who are putting out up-to-date material. Let’s focus on that, shall we?
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