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St Jerome's Laneway Festival Brisbane On Film By Kathryn Farmer

Another huge year for Laneway is done and dusted..

Reviews / Album

Album Review: Senses Fail - 'If There Is Light, It Will Find You'

Still enfolding, still searching.

The Children (MTC)

"A simple yet sophisticated domestic drama about the manmade perils pushing our species towards extinction."

Pics by Monique Pizzica

Live Review: Grouplove

"The next song is one that Hooper suggests could be a scary title considering people in our country spend a lot of time in the ocean, so she quickly shouts out, 'Shark Attack!' and they dive right in."

Pics by Joshua Braybrook

Live Review: Alex Cameron, Spike Fuck

"Although the perspective of the straight, white male may be the most overexposed and least essential right now, if anyone has a new angle to contribute, it might just be Alex Cameron."

Live Review: Braille Face's 'Leave Your Heart' deals with the fallout from Trump

Braille Face's newest, 'Leave Your Heart', is a genre-bending examination of where we're at in this wild political time and where we could go.

Web Story / Gallery

The Clouds @ The Gov

Support: The Falling Joys. Pics by Julie Richards

Live Review: The best bits of Laneway Festival 2018

Another year means another excellent journey around the country for St Jerome's Laneway Festival and 2018 was no different.

Live Review: Okenyo goes even deeper with 'ISO'

She's back with innovative new single 'ISO'. The stripped-back track touches on Okenyo's personal struggles in the midst of a crazy run of success.

Live Review: Ribongia's 'Shakti' is a non-stop sonic rollercoaster

Ribongia always injects his work with slightly askew tastes and bucketloads of energy, but 'Shakti' is by far his most eclectic and energetic to date.

Live Review: Enter the hallucinogenic wonderland of Holiday Party's 'Dream State'

Holiday Party have so vividly contrasted daydreaming and night terrors in 'Dream State' that it evokes a thorough listening experience.

Live Review: The Clouds, Falling Joys

"The four-piece tore through their catalogue, Young and original singer/guitarist Jodi Phillis' two-part harmonies still standouts."

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