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Ross Clelland, Journalist

Reviews / Live
Live Review: Neil Finn & Paul Kelly, Lisa Mitchell
But with what do these two finish a tour through their respective catalogues? Buddy Holly’s Words Of Love. Just right, like everything else.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Low - The Invisible Way
The final, To Our Knees, is back to the ‘Low’-key, and makes for an apt end.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Bob Mould & Knievel
The towering Hoover Dam makes this reviewer howl along if driving to it, so it’s nice to know there are several hundred others who do the same.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Dick Diver - Calendar Days
Dick Diver do try, and sometimes miss – and maybe that’s their charm.
Features / Music
Copper And Silver
"I can be sitting in my neighbourhood having a coffee, someone walks by, does a double take, then comes up to show me they have 20 or 30 of my songs in their iPod. Like, how that does happen? You have to love that – unless you’re Morrissey, of course.”
Reviews / Live
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Pic by Linda Heller-Salvador
Live Review: Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
The encore Stagger Lee put enough motherfuckin’ bullets in enough motherfuckin’ heads to send us home happy.
Reviews / Live
Garbage, Pic by Angela Padovan
Live Review: Garbage
As Stupid Girl roared and dive-bombed, they remain a consummate modern rock band; the technology and humanity still in proportion.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: The Drones - I See Seaweed
Yes, it’s a new Drones album – and as always, you’ll keep finding new corners as you listen closer.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Livingstone Daisies - Don't Know What Happiness Is
Pop of the old school, and damn good at it.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Elvis Costello & The Imposters
Most of us out front are happy to play whatever part he wants us to. Splendid entertainment.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Eels - Wonderful, Glorious
Wonderful, Glorious is Eels with wit, intelligence, darkness, personal issues – and indeed, wonder – intact. That can be no bad thing.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Band Of Horses, Mike Noga & The Gentlemen Of Fortune
You all stood around a bit stunned, everyone confirming it was as outstanding as you thought it was.