Peter Murphy at The Gov – ‘The simple repetition and abrasive discordance that once made Bauhaus sound so startlingly different, and unlike anything else, now sound dated, and, to be honest, simply unpleasantly noisy in places.’
Category Archive: Reviews
Set with a visually stunning backdrop of the Caucasus mountains, Dede follows Dina along her personal journey of love within the very remote community of Ushguli.
A Star is Born is powered by strong performances from both Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper and is a touching and tear-jerking love story that deals with the dramatic life of being in showbiz.
Opera Oblivia might be seen as the album that put Hellions on the map, but Rue may be the new fan favourite.
Last night at Jive, Olympia delivered a highly satisfying taste of the old and the new on her ‘Star City’ tour of the country.
England’s sixties rock wild boys, The Pretty Things, finally made it into Adelaide – after a fifty-five year delay – on Saturday night. They delivered an impossible-to-ignore explosion of classic rock and roll energy!
Clowns played the Cranka on Friday night and Katrina was there to catch all the action.
Family Fold’s new album, Ashfield Skyline, is a good record, and if the target audience that the lyrics seem to be speaking to most – the reflective, the nostalgic, the life-experienced – get to hear it, they’ll love it.
Los Chicos’ latest album – By Medical Prescription – is out now!
At The Gov on Sunday night, Radio Birdman delivered a timely (& loud) reminder of why they are still among the best bands this country has ever produced.
Upside Adelaide 