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good ship Whitlams. I like to play festivals, but we’re not really a festival type band.” Were you here for the ARIAs? “Yeah, we let for London ... really interesting talking to him. I caught a bit of his show in Sydney actually. A friend of mine has a spare ticket, so I dropped in and caught

basic festivals. We’re hopefully back in Byron and we’ll be in West Oz in about two weeks. We’re going back down to Sydney ... gigs and packing out the little rooms. That’s where we go off. And festivals that are packed

Internal Fixation is in stores now. Sydney based electronic rock experimentalists Circle Of Willis head north for the Terra Australis space rock festival this weekend. “It’s sort

that Nock gathered together outstanding musicians from Sydney’s talent pool to achieve his BigSmallBand line-up. Local venues, jazz clubs and festival organisers embraced the band. Also quick

Canada a little bit,” he explains of their last Australian experience. “We were in Sydney, and that was kind of like being in Vancouver with everything around the harbour ... cool. You can’t help but want to come back again.” The M-One Festival is the band’s destination with their second trip, and those who caught last year

York and London as well as appearances at the prestigious Edinburgh and Montreal comedy festivals. In fact, he’s been almost constantly on the road since 1998 after making ... week of truly Australian performances. “I talk about burping,” the Longreach born and now Sydney based comedian explained recently. “I talk about pulling your undies out of your bum. When

Bachelor Girl play the Festival Of Beers on September 13. “We’re in Sydney at the moment,” explains James Roche, one half of Melbourne based duo Bachelor Girl. “Tania

studios for the release of their Exhibit B EP, and the recent Overcranked festival saw them turn loose a demo version of their soon to be release double A side ... much better when released. We’re about to go on a tour to Sydney in September, Metal For The Brain (Canberra) in November and Judgment Day (Melbourne) in December

really unlikely that we would have broken out of Sydney if we’d stayed. Sydney is hard work for bands, not too many places to play and not much ... good example? “Oh no no no. We’re joining in the festivities. Here in LA and over in New York it’s different though. I think you could call them

late 60s, Dirty Deeds dives head first into the seedy world of Sydney’s illegal casinos. Barry Ryan is running the business, but the Americans are trying to muscle into ... films production. “David Caesar (director) spoke to me back at the Toronto film festival in 1996,” he explains. “He was there with Idiot Box, which he wrote and directed

festival in front of 1,300 people, are about to release their debut EP No Apologies For Ska and later this year are to tour down south to Sydney ... hardcore event. We're also driving to Sydney in September and we'll be playing the Black Stump festival. A road trip's always fun. Next year we plan

shuffle with new bassist Glenn Esmond making his stage debut at the Rapid Festival a couple of weeks back. “He’s bloody unreal,” enthuses guitarist Kurt Goedart. “It’s going ... with it. We met one of the guys at a small dingy Sydney gig. He was there to see someone else, but he saw us. It was one of those