Many years ago, whilst interviewing British punk iconoclast Howard Devoto, I was made to feel totally inadequate because […]
Review
There is not enough variation amongst the songs to set any one particular tune apart from the rest, the album is mono-paced and its cumulative effect is soporific – hence that is why they call this ‘dream pop’.
The Groovin the Moo people absolutely know how to put on an organised, star studded and fun filled event.
Seven Sonnets & A Song is the result of this cultural interweaving and, like a lot of Kelly’s more recent work, it is largely a success with few frayed seams.
This album is going straight to my list of favourites.
After bypassing us on their mini Australian tour late December last year, Custard were finally back in South Australia!
Gang of Youths are the real deal. In an era of producers and manufactured music it’s great to see a band who clearly enjoy making music together and who do it so damn well.
Director Megan Dansie’s revival of the play has a number of great strengths, not least the riveting performance of Robert Bell in the lead role.
This role sees McCarthy in a role she excels at: a sassy, sexy, powerful woman with some intelligently funny dialogue and some serious power dressing.
Lyrical heroes of kitchen sink drama, both Miles Kane and Alex Turner have crafted another beautiful album that speaks to an audience of heartbroken and lamenting listeners.
