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like treacle and shines as it is wrapped up in lush layers of synthesised sound. Grant's portly frame leans over the front row as he croons into ... mawkish for something that's even more overwhelmingly intense. “I love being in Australia,” says Grant, dedicating a song to the late, great Christine Amphlett. “This is for all those

then hit the road as much as possible. In fact, I think Australia Day will be our first time playing some of this new material which should be cool ... sound that we have is just what happens when the five of us and our individual influences get in a room. You’re playing one of the Australia Day weekend

after the artists onstage? The Kiwis start off moody – the electronica side of their sound more prominent – pumping out the massive tune Punching In A Dream , then proceed to work ... blows minds.  It seems that Tame Impala can do no wrong as far as Australia's collective mindset goes, and this performance does little to disrupt the consensus

which is awesome. I guess we’ve just been on an upward trajectory with Australia. Every time we come here it’s just that little bit better, y’know ... rock band sound sick, and this record sounds really good. I think it’s coming out on the 30th out here in Australia. I can’t wait to start touring

back to this part really quickly. I don’t like how my vocals sound, I need to do this again” - with someone new, you’d probably have to tell them ... bring something new to the group for next time. Dillinger are touring Australia soon as part of Soundwave. You guys are quite known for having quite intense live shows

developed by South Australia's Windmill Theatre Company following discussion between director Rosemary Myers and playwright/performer Matthew Whittet. Myers, Whittet, Oxlade and School Dance sound designer/performer Luke Smiles had worked

decades. Especially if their substantial and squealing underage fan base is any indication. Their sound is a true fusion of everything that has come before, their musicianship and composition ... shores. Before tears could flow Ezra quickly wished everyone a safe and healthy Australia Day. Having toured here so often, and earned support so early, surely we can claim Vampire

punk movement and the beginning of the synthesiser period of new wave. “The original sound of the band was formed by those covers and those styles; we were a punk ... learning how to use a new machine,” he says. “When I [returned] to Australia to start writing the second album I brought back from America a brand new piece