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Reviews / Album
Album Review: Darwin Deez - Songs For Imaginative People
Songs For Imaginative People works so hard to be the geek outsider that it becomes unlikeable, no matter how much Smith squirms and whines.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: TV Snow - Red
By album-end a noticeable song structure appears – gentle meanderings that swiftly ease off and come back full bore.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Pissed Jeans - Honeys
The high points of Honeys aren’t as frequent as King Of Jeans, but they’re better. Best listened to while sweaty, stinking and despondent.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Frightened Rabbit - Pedestrian Verse
Pedestrian Verse is an album for the everyman and woman looking for a soundtrack to find amazing.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Foals - Holy Fire
All up, Holy Fire is not bad, but it isn’t great, either: it’s the Coke Zero of musical evolution.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: I'll Be Your Mirror
The musical programming of I’ll Be Your Mirror? Flawless. But the location and conditions leave a lot to be desired.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: WATCH: The xx 'I Miss You' (Beyonce Cover)
Whilst we're on the subject of Valentines Day, it looks like we forgot a present that was sent to us (aka everyone) from all around lovlies - The xx.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Godspeed You! Black Emperor & Primitive Motion
Such a set may never be witnessed in Brisbane again – nor does it need to.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Justin Townes Earle, Robert Ellis & Jack Carty
Road trips are made for nights of music this good.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: My Bloody Valentine & The Morning After Girls
There’s isn’t much sexier than ecstatic people reacting unexpectedly to overwhelming volume. Which is why My Bloody Valentine continue fucking with sound after almost 30 years and we continue to listen, dance, worship.
Reviews / Arts
The Economist
This is new theatre at its most exciting: uncompromising, fearless and unrelentingly, disturbingly human.
Reviews / Arts
This Heaven
As the play progresses the outcome becomes inevitable, but the journey is no less powerful for the knowing.
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