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Soundwave @ Flemington Racecourse
Pic by Jay Hynes
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Cat Power @ Enmore Theatre
Pic by Angela Padovan
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Popstrangers - Antipodes
Popstrangers are an incredibly intriguing band, and Antipodes perfectly exemplifies their skewed, dark take on the world.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Collarbones - Die Young
Die Young is not an album for every situation, but it comes close. And it’s totally worth the effort.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Future Music Festival
So a day that could have been a debacle ends up a complete (albeit a soggy) triumph.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Renee Geyer
All too soon her allotted Spiegeltent hour is almost over and she rips into It’s A Man’s Man’s World. She ends with perfect style.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Wedding Present, Seja & The Eversons
Ending perfectly on the one-two punch of Brassneck and Seamonsters, declining an encore, The Wedding Party give a sterling performance – better late than never.
Reviews / Arts
De Novo
De Novo is a delight, at once both light-hearted and thrilling and a credit to everyone involved.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Soundwave
Metallica may never top their earlier albums, but with a back catalogue this strong they’ll probably never have to.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Rita Ora, The Faders & DJ Georgia
Though Ora has some potential to excel as a vocalist, her career will suffer until she can establish a true sense of ‘self’.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Cat Power & Mick Turner
The band came on and added to it one by one, and eventually Marshall began to howl and prowl in the darkness.
Reviews / Arts
Biggest Comedy Show On Earth
Breen, who’s now based in Melbourne but has kicked around The Comedy Store for a while, was a great piece of icing on the cake; tight as, as always.
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