Finally Returning To Australia, Faithless Are Paying Homage To The Beloved Maxi Jazz While Looking To The Future

Ross Clelland, Journalist

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Album Review: Ron S Peno & The Superstitions - Anywhere And Everything Is Bright
"The songs here more often come on his darker croon, still of an often melancholic longing, but delivered as part of possibly the most complementary and cradling band he’s fronted since Died Pretty’s finest hours."
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Album Review: The Dames - The Dames
In its manner, it holds you just far enough away to see the style, while often appearing emotional and intimate.
Features / Music
Not Droning, Waving
“I mean, look at something like Led Zeppelin, the music is the sound of what it is. If you just listened to the words, and you’d probably turn it off."
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Album Review: Various - Crucible - The Songs Of Hunters & Collectors
Overall? Flawed, but mostly sincere.
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Album Review: Jae Laffer - When The Iron Glows Red
Overall an understated listen.
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Album Review: Tim Fitz - Unscene
Even without the curious spectacle of him making this music happen live, he’s well beyond a mere novelty.
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Album Review: Brendan Gallagher - Wine Island
Former Karma County guy and much respected guitar study goes for the full bottle double album affair, with each disc (Bianco and Rosso – sensing one of the themes?) showing two distinct sides of his nature.
Features / Music
Changing Tymes
“Mostly it’s just me dicking about in my boffin cave.”
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Album Review: Bree De Rome - Bag Of Bones
Her pop side can write with Sally Seltmann, while the country element can still kick stones down a dirt road.
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Album Review: Lester The Fierce - Lester The Fierce
Then it throws its arms open – like on the closing Volcano – and gets a bit grander, lacking only the 100-piece orchestra in a coliseum that it kinda feels is demanded.
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Album Review: Davey Lane - The Good Borne Of Bad Tymes
Songs range from two minutes to over nine, but they’re never not his, and never not put together with enough offhanded care to make you lose your curiosity.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Billy Bragg
The inevitable – and currently sadly ironic – Waiting For The Great Leap Forward comes with maybe even more gusto than usual. We sigh, and remember when and where we are. But for an hour or two, Billy’s made it a bit better.