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Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Darkness
"Nowhere else will you see big, burly men screaming out to be touched or even just looked at by the singer of any band."
News / Music
6 Things We Learnt At WAM’s Big In Japan Panel
Entire venues are often a ride in an elevator to a space no bigger than your lounge room.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: They Might Be Giants, The Community Chest
"The beaming smiles left on the faces of everybody in the theatre were the perfect summation of the happiness this band leaves behind."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Moana - The Trilogy Of The Black Monsoon
"If they dialled the intensity back a couple of notches, they might genuinely find a way to deliver a more cohesive sound."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Guy Pearce, Darren Middleton
"This crowd talked, and talked, and talked. Their banal conversations were clearly more important than the musicians on stage."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Glenn Richards, Lucky Oceans
"Richards was sounding impeccable, and the courtyard echoed the rusty Australian hue of his voice perfectly."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Reaper's Riddle, The Second Alternation, The Methamphetaqueens, Something Humble
"The Reapers fired up, unaffected ... well deserving of a much bigger audience."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Waifs, Sal Kimber
"Although Simpson, Thorn and Cunningham all call the USA home now, not one bit of their trademark Australian sound has left them."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Columbus, Lowlight, Dan Cribb & The Isolated
[Columbus] churned out hearty, bass-laden rock, strangely complimenting Alex Moses' hoarse and often indecipherable singing.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Verge Collection, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, Cool Band
"Their singer figured his punishing impersonations of Craig Nicholls ought to be front and centre."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Rogues
"The sombre atmosphere of the bar was obliterated in an instant."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Oakland - Into The Sea
"The restraint and cohesion in their sound are rather impressive and warrant further listens."
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