1929Indian at The Toff in Melbourne
Ebe Cassidy checked out a very mysterious gig from 1929Indian: Having arrived at the Toff on a chilly Wednesday night knowing very little about 1929Indian, I left the gig knowing very little more.… Read More
Category Archive: music
Friends at Scala, London
Something You Said contributor Golden Lady checked out Friends’ recent gig in London: Somewhere between Madonna’s Get into the Groove and Mariah Carey’s Touch My Body, lives a slightly demented lovechild of the two, named… Read More
Japandroids – Celebration Rock
Neil Martin chances upon one of the albums of the year so far. Maybe: Teenage angst is overrated. Sometimes the best way to deal with the uncertainties of youth is to accept that… Read More
Usher – Looking 4 Myself
The latest offering from Usher gets Liana Gow-Killingbeck a bit hot under the collar: For his seventh studio album, Looking 4 Myself, Usher embarks on quite an adventure! Dabbling into a wider range of styles… Read More
A Place to Bury Strangers – Worship
Golden Lady opens her mind and gives a listen to the new LP from A Place to Bury Strangers. Here are her thoughts: There’s clearly a formula in creating a shoe gazer’s soundtrack. It… Read More
Missy Higgins at Her Majesty’s Theatre
Jess O’Callaghan went to see the rebirth of Missy Higgins in Melbourne: Going to any sort of comeback tour, no matter who the artist is, can be a little bit terrifying. As someone… Read More
Why Zulu Winter won’t encore on tour
Carol Bowditch talks to Will Daunt of Zulu Winter in the midst of their hectic touring schedule: Zulu Winter are sardined in the back of a van, whizzing about the streets of London… Read More
Missy Higgins – The Ol’ Razzle Dazzle
After seven years, Nicole Dora at last has a listen to the very long awaited return of Missy Higgins: It was 2004 when Missy Higgins came along and became a permanent etching on the Australian… Read More
Gonjasufi in London
Sydneysider Jemma Cole reviews her first ever London gig, and it almost brings her to tears: Gonjasufi is a man that has fallen under many different categorisations, including ‘space hip hop’, ‘electro Hendrix’,… Read More
The Jezabels at The Hordern Pavilion
When I first chanced upon The Jezabels a few years ago, in tiny Sydney venues supporting The Wahas and Bridezilla, I always thought they were pretty good. I never dreamed though that, in… Read More
Jack Colwell & The Owls at Goodgod Small Club
There are two surefire ways of getting a good review. The first is to hand your reviewer, upon arrival at the venue, a personalised, signed hand-drawn picture of a unicorn. The second is… Read More
Electric Guest interview
Vinisha Mulani has a chat with Matthew Compton of the bangin’ Electric Guest: So here’s the history lesson on Electric Guest. The band is made up essentially of two guys, Asa and Matthew. Asa’s… Read More