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Live Review: Tori Amos, Matt Walters
Tori Amos worked her magic on the Brisbane crowd
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Live Review: Soulfest
Soulfest delights the Brisbane crowd at the Riverstage.
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Live Review: Sepultura, Malakyte
“A lot of people talk shit about us, but we are SEPULTURA, and we are HERE!”
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Live Review: The Kite String Tangle
The Kite String Tangle put on a confident, varied set in Brisbane.
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Live Review: Fieldings, Teeth & Tongue, Felicity Groom and more BIGSOUND Day One from Jake Sun
Jake Sun's night one wrap
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Live Review: King Buzzo, Blackie
“Why don’t you just walk around the stage like an idiot "
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Live Review: Carcass, Rome
Though there are no surprises here, Keep On Rotting In The Free World and Heartwork’s glorious title track bring it home in buckets of bloody fun.
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Live Review: Russian Circles, The Matador, The Sea Shall Not Have Them
"If anything a little more material from Memorial would have been welcomed given that it’s the album they’re touring. Well, at least they’ve left some to really look forward to on future visits."
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Live Review: Michelle Xen + The Neon Wild, Back Back Forward Punch
Michelle Xen + The Neon Wild not only have one of the strongest stage presences around, they also deliver an auditory-visual-kinetic experience like few others out there.
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Live Review: Monster Magnet, King Of The North, Fort
The Monster Magnet experience sure does still deliver the thrills of old, but it becomes all the more inspiring when not all the trips taken are looking backwards.
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Live Review: Public Enemy, Citizen Kay, Impossible Odds
However, time and time again Public Enemy show that maturity and age have only helped them to develop and refine their powers in the live arena, and tonight is no exception.
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Live Review: Soundwave Festival
"With almost three hours of Green Day you're gonna get a bunch of everything; old stuff, new stuff, stadium rock posturing and covers – plenty of covers. It all works well – though three hours is far too long."
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