The Upside News looks back at ten ‘nostalgia’ releases of the last 12 months and ranks them. The criteria for inclusion is a recording that offer something new, while also dipping into past glories; either a mix of old and new songs, or presenting old material in new ways.
In responding to this awful tragedy, the past week has shown us something new through the solidarity demonstrated by both clubs in grieving Walsh’s death. Transcending tribalism, South Australian football has never been so unified.
Walsh goes on to reflect on the commitment he made to re-connect with his son, to remove that wedge and it would appear that he and his son were making strides in renewing their relationship.
Apparently, it was not to be.
The Upside News has put some thought into the options: some of them much talked about and others who might not seem so immediately apparent, but deserve serious consideration.
2014 has been a year that has underscored the value of the rock’n’roll live experience, but it has also made me worry about its future.
Here are the best albums of the year, as rated by us. Let us know what your favourites were.
The Royal Adelaide Show has now come to a close and reflecting on the show-that-was is quite bitter […]
The Upside News’ on-location reporter Daisy Sumersford rates some of the best alternative clubbing venues for late night […]
I was twelve when my grandmother asked, ‘Libby, darling, what do you want to be when you grow […]
