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Reviews / Live
Live Review: Rainy Day Women Dave Callan Abbey Foster Falle
Rainy Day Women provided a very suitable local aspect to the closure of what has been an absolutely amazing exhibition.
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Live Review: San Cisco, The Preatures, Chela
They’ve sped it up, rocked it out and given it a helluva drumbeat, but it works fantastically well.
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Live Review: Heavy Beach, Lowtide, Nite Fields
A few more hard-hitting sets like this and Heavy Beach are bound to become favourites on the live scene.
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Live Review: Reel Big Fish, Goldfinger, Zebrahead
The trademark Reel Big Fish silliness was almost in overdrive throughout and it was wonderful to see a band that has been around as long as them still having that much fun.
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Live Review: Nicki Minaj, Tyga
Minaj whipped out her aggressively provocative choreography, moving against her lavish neon pink ‘Casa De Minaj’ backdrop
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Live Review: Missy Higgins, Gurrumul, Emma Louise
Missy Higgins is dinky di in the best possible way. No fake encores, just longer sets.
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Live Review: After The Fall, Mere Theory, Harbour
While After The Fall have always known how to write crunchy rock, their real talent lies in the light pop hooks that turn their songs into infectious choruses.
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Reel Big Fish @ The Tivoli
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Reviews / Album
Album Review: Ultrasista - Ultrasista
The Radiohead references are inextricably there – it’s almost The King Of Limbs without guitars
Reviews / Album
Album Review: The Soft Pack - Strapped
There’s horns and subtle synth sounds thrown into the mix throughout in an attempt to change the aesthetic, but sometimes these additions seem arbitrary rather than requisite.
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Album Review: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Meat And Bone
While there’s nothing surprising about these fast and furious tunes, it’s the production that, once again, is a point of difference.
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Album Review: The Coup - Sorry To Bother You
The Coup, with rapper/singers Boots Riley and various female vocalists sharing mic time, have their own sound that can never be totally removed from its roots
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