Features Features Au Revoir Simone : Move In Spectrums Many reviews and subsequent discussions of Move In Spectrums, the fourth album from Brooklyn trio Au Revoir Simone, will clamber over one another to be...
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Features Features Willis Earl Beal : Nobody Knows. While Nobody Knows. isn’t perfect, Beal has created something special. It’s an album with an otherworldly quality to it; one that is full of ideas...
Features Features The Bloody Beetroots : Hide Hide might have everything you could want from a Bloody Beetroots record – noisy, unrestrained fun that just keeps giving – but there is an...
Features Features Placebo : Loud Like Love Diehards will once again fall at the feet of their guyliner saviours, but Placebo have ultimately given us an album that is all bark and...
More More The Cult Three years ago The Cult did the All Tomorrow’s Parties classic album concert thing, touring their 1985 release Love and playing its collection of theatrical...
More More James Iha James Iha is not a man in any great hurry. After the release of his first solo album, Let It Come Down, he took more...
More More Dream Theater Judging by Dream Theater’s characteristically complicated arrangements, accumulative song structures and academically informed instrumentation, it’s easy to identify that relaxation is not their strong suit....
Features Features Manhattan Short The story behind Manhattan Short is one of lucky breaks and the steadfast vision of Nick Mason. A true blue North Shore boy who’s lived...
Features Features Golden Age Cinema When you enter the niche Golden Age Cinema & Bar in Surry Hills, sit in the middle of the fourth row. That’s where the venue’s...
More More Doku Rai Created in a disused colonial hotel on a remote island in Timor-Leste, Doku Rai (You, Dead Man, I Don’t Believe You) tells the story of...
