Party in the Paddock Special: MY DREAM RIDER by TYNE-JAMES ORGAN
Party in the Paddock hits Tasmania on the 7TH, 8TH, 9TH FEB so we are hitting up all the hottest musicians on the line up to find out what’s on their Dream Riders and the perks they’d have backstage at Tassie’s hottest summer festival. Tyne-James Organ’s dream rider Fresh from Continue Reading
Live Review: Mumford and Sons
Mumford and Sons Sidney Myer Music Bowl The skies and weather must have been smiling down on Sidney Myer Music Bowl for Mumford and Sons second show of the week in Melbourne. Coming off the back of the bands 2017 release, “Delta” It couldn’t have been a more perfect Continue Reading
Movie Review – The Mule & Ben is Back
Ben is Back is a microcosm of drug addiction hollowing out America’s white population. It’s the result of The Mule schlepping kilos of powder undetected across the country while police focus on the ‘optics’ of arrest numbers. These movies are about the lies we tell ourselves and the lies we tell society. That everything is okay, that we can handle it and that status and appearance is more valuable than community and honesty.
Live Gallery: Falls Festival Lorne
Falls Festival, Lorne Falls Music & Arts Festival is a multi-day music festival held annually in Lorne and other locations all over Australia to bring music lovers the best line up to bring in the New Year. Head lining this years event were ANDERSON .PAAK & THE FREE NATIONALS, Continue Reading
My Dream Rider: Nathan Ball
UK-based indie singer-songwriter, Nathan Ball, has just revealed his stirring new single ‘Call It Love’ – produced by fellow band member and long-time collaborator Max Radford. Led by compelling vocal melodies and earnest lyricism, ‘Call It Love’ gently builds with its spacious rhythmic section into sweeping deft guitar and dream-laden Continue Reading
Progfest Special: Jesse Higginson (Flynn Effect)
Featuring progressive bands of all styles and genres, from prog, post, psychedelic, art rock, metal and everything in between, PROGFEST is about showcasing bands that think for themselves; bands who rather than following the latest trends, have decided to challenge themselves musically and create music with depth and vision. Before Continue Reading
News: BENDIGO AUTUMN MUSIC FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES ARTS PROGRAM
With the gigantic, diverse and eclectic music line up already announced, the inaugural Bendigo Autumn Music festival today releases details of the smorgasbord of arts, comedy, film and workshop offerings to compliment. With music catering to nearly every genre, from rock n roll, to flamenco, and everything in between BAM Continue Reading
Progfest Special: Raouf Araji (Seraphic)
Featuring progressive bands of all styles and genres, from prog, post, psychedelic, art rock, metal and everything in between, PROGFEST is about showcasing bands that think for themselves; bands who rather than following the latest trends, have decided to challenge themselves musically and create music with depth and vision. Before Progfest kicks Continue Reading
Live Review: Interpol
New York rockers, Interpol brought their Falls Festival set for one night at the Palais Theatre on the 4th of January 2019. Blue lights filled the stage as a single guitar sounded as the band walked on stage. The crowd cheered for only a brief moment before they fell silent, Continue Reading
Live Review: Alison Wonderland
Walking into the venue, one couldn’t help but notice the different walks of life that had come to see the Australian DJ play, further cementing that music can touch all different kinds of people and how beautiful that connection really is. Coming off the back of her sophomore record “Awake” Continue Reading
