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Bertie Blackman

For Sydney-born, Melbourne-based singer, songwriter and visual artist Bertie Blackman, the boundaries between her self and the songs she writes are, she says, “mostly pretty blurred and intangible.” Speaking about […]

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Black Keys

The Black Keys 26.10.12 Brisbane Entertainment Centre All it took to make the Entertainment Centre go insane was two guys, a drumkit and a guitar.  That’s how good the songs

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PAUL MCCARTNEY

In recent years Paul McCartney has taken to re-issuing his back catalogue. This feature was commissioned for Strangelove Magazine [in 201] to mark the re-release of the solo albums McCartney

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Elvis In Vegas

Elvis In Vegas By Paul Lichter Bloomsbury $39.99 Hardback Wow. Elvis fans should buckle in for this rollicking looking at the King’s career in Vegas. Written by uber-fan Paul Lichter,

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Billy Bragg

BILLY BRAGG QPAC 25.10.12 A smidge over two decades ago Billy Bragg lobbed into East Leagues Club and played a blinder of a gig that people still talk about. That

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The Intouchables

The Intouchables Starring: Francois Cluzet, Omar Sy Directed By: Olivier Nakache, Eric Toledano Reviewed by Danielle Muir [rating: 4.5/5] This is probably the most beautiful, touching and heartwarming film that

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Dredd 3D

Dredd 3D Starring: Karl Urban, Olivia Thirlby, Lena Headley Directed By: Pete Travis Reviewed by Danielle Muir [rating: 4/5] So apparently there was a version of Dredd made in the

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Sarah Blasko

Sarah Blasko returns with her fourth studio album “I Awake”. Much of the album was written by Blasko as she relcated to Brighton n the UK. Like its’ predecessor, As

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Tori Amos

In the two decades since American singer/songwriter Tori Amos released her now seminal debut, Little Earthquakes, she has become one of the most important and innovative artists of her generation.

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Oh Mercy!

Alexander Gow of Oh Mercy would like Sam George-Allen to know about the diverse influences at work in their new tunes. After four months in the United States, Oh Mercy

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360

360 talks to Danielle Muir about the ups and downs that have led to his latest album, Falling & Flying. The album has scooped the pool in the nominations for

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Frankenweenie

  Frankenweenie Director: Tim Burton. Starring: Charlie Tahan, Winona Ryder. Reviewed by Ben Carey. [rating: 3/5] Tim Burton is not only one of the most prolific directors of our time,

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Let’s Go Naked

Let’s Go Naked Emotion Engine [Trust] Coming out of Brisbane in the mid 1980s with a kit bag full of literate melodic pop songs, a girl drummer and a striped sunlight

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Mumford And Sons

Mumford and Sons Riverstage 17.10.12 Ladies and gentlemen, you have been warned. Mumford and Sons will hit you like an indie-folk freight-train.  Stay captivated and relish every second because an

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Argo

Argo Starring: Ben Affleck, John Goodman, Alan Arkin, Scoot McNair Directed by: Ben Affleck Reviewed by Danielle Muir [rating: 4.5/5] If nominations for the Academy Awards were based on films

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Jim Moginie

When Jim Moginie released his post-Midnight Oil solo record Atlas Folkloric he caught up with Sean Sennett to discuss the album. Check out the album and if you want a

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Puberty Blues

Various Puberty Blues Soundtrack (Sony) Whereas Howzat! Got it so wrong, Puberty Blues gets it so right. We have to admit to getting a little obsessed with the lives of

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Pet Shop Boys

Pet Shop Boys Elysium (EMI) This reviewer spent most of the weekend bathing in the Pet Shop Boys’ eleventh studio outing, Elysium. It’s that kind of record. It literally washes

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Matchbox Twenty

Matchbox Twenty North (Warner) For the last decade Matchbox Twenty have been filling stadiums and commercial radio with big hooks and big CD sales. Here Rob Thomas continues to craft

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Green Day

Green Day Uno! (Warner) Green Day are back with a triple punch. Uno! has arrived and it will be followed, in two monthly intervals, by Dos! and Tre! Their heroes

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Wuthering Heights

Wuthering Heights Starring: Kaya Scodelario, James Howson, Shannon Beer, Solomon Glave Directed By: Andrea Arnold Reviewed by Danielle Muir [rating: 4/5] I am one of those somewhat uncultured folk who

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Clare Bowditch

  Clare Bowditch The Old Museum 11.10.12 Clare Bowditch’s devoted following regard her as an Australian treasure: and rightly so. Filling the Old Museum, Bowditch was supported by Andrew Morris

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Beach Boys

The Beach Boys have just finished a 50th Anniversary lap of the world. The shows in Australia were an absolute knock-out. Now they’ve left our shores EMI have dropped a

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Led Zeppelin

EXPERIENCE THE LEGENDARY LED ZEPPELIN ON THE BIG SCREEN! ONE NIGHT ONLY – WEDNESDAY 17 OCTOBER One of the greatest rock ’n’ roll bands of all time, Led Zeppelin, will hit

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The Sunburys

The Sunburys are back with their third album, Keep A Lid On It. Recorded with producer Jeff Lovejoy, the band are hitting the stage this Saturday night at the Beetle

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The Angels

The Angels Take It To The Streets [Liberation] The Angels return with their first album in the best part of a decade and it’s the first not to feature former

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