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More More Hollie Smith @ Venue 505 Reviewed on Thursday November 14 By the end of Annabelle Kay’s set, you wanted to break up with your undeserving lover and quit your job....
More More Leonard Cohen @ Sydney Entertainment Centre Reviewed on Saturday November 16 Look not beyond a Leonard Cohen concert for proof that popular music will never, ever escape the reality of its...
More More Neutral Milk Hotel @ Enmore Theatre Reviewed on Thursday November 14 With the Enmore playing host to a veritable smorgasbord of indie rock royalty, it was little wonder the excitement could...
Features Features Swearin’ : Surfing Strange Album of the Week Swearin’s second LP Surfing Strange comes just one year after their self-titled debut and the record is again bolstered by an...
Features Features Black Sabbath : Live… Gathered In Their Masses Music DVD of the Week Sabbath, bloody Sabbath. The undisputed masters of heavy metal are still going strong despite a combined age of over 200....
Features Features The Bennies : Rainbows In Space A man walks into a record store. “I’m throwing a party this weekend, do you happen to have any psychedelic-party-reggae-ska-doom-metal-punk-rock music about partying endlessly?” he...
Features Features Kim Wilde : Wilde Winter Songbook If I am to be completely honest, I hate Christmas music. It’s often the greatest source of my personal irritation during the jolly season. That...
Features Features To Kill A King : Cannibals With Cutlery The first album release from UK-based To Kill A King is full of competent folk with some forays into other genres. From their take on...
Features Features The Good Ship : The Seven Seas “Imagine, now friends, a small village, in a small port, on a small island…” Finally! A band has taken music piracy to a literal level...
Features Features Louis London : The Big Deep This lovely four-track EP bubbles with promise for this Sydney band, and is a great little capsule of sound illustrating their progress over the past...
