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We're Gonna Die
The heavily existential subject matter is magnified by celebrating her discomfort on stage and the audience is attracted to her extreme ordinariness.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Pro Team - 'Fault Lines (EP)'
Local peninsula punk
Reviews / Live
Live Review: LISTEN: Fishing 'White Street Beach’
Fishing are Blue Mountain lads who are electronic geniuses using their skills to create beautiful landscapes with their music.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: The Sword - 'Apocryphon'
Jumping into the TARDIS again.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: LISTEN: Disclosure ‘Latch’ ft. Sam Smith (T.Williams Club Edit)
“Bump up the inner city bass and electrify the ridiculous sexual tension the original ‘Latch’ by Disclosure already creates to make the horny even hornier!”
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Lee Ranaldo @ The Hi-Fi, Melbourne
Pic by Chrissie Francis
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Illy - Bring It Back
Bring It Back proves that he doesn’t need indie songstress choruses or pop-based beats to deliver great tracks.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Patrice Sciortino - Percupulsions
There is something hypnotic about these experimental, quite minimal works.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Van Morrison - Born To Sing: No Plan B
There are a few tracks on Born To Sing that deserve to be on his next ‘best of’, which could well be a big seller.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: The Tiger & Me - The Drifter’s Dawn
All in all, this is an album that is both interesting and rather rousing.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: The Dark Horses - Everyone’s Alone
This album can give you the feeling these blokes know as much – or as little – as you do.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Roll Deep - X
X is a perfectly-executed pop album that could well blow up. Sadly though, there’s very little deep about the way this crew roll anymore.
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