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Gig Watch: Peaches - Live at the Palace Theatre
To conclude the set there was the
inevitable costume change, with Peaches donning a belt with a flashing
light illuminating her private nether regions as she launched into the
expletive filled Fuck
the Pain Away. Hands down highlight of the set. |
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Music News: Sunset Sounds Festival | Dan Kelly | 2008 Aria Awards
A
massive batch of Music News updates this week (and remember that ALL
the music news is availible to see in our new News Archive). We take a
look at the latest Music Fest, the return of Dan Kelly, plus a sneak
peak at who is performing at the Arias.
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Album Review: The Zutons - You Can Do Anything
We've seen Amy Winehouse and Mark Ronson make something pretty awesome
out of Valerie,
surpassing The Zutons' original in all respects. There's just something about The Zutons that stops them from being
amazing and keeps them as 'average pop rock'.
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Album Review: TV On The Radio -
Dear Science
TV On the Radio's Dear Science was
surprising, sonically iconaclastic and completely absorbing. Eclipsing
everything the band has done before in a way that is difficult to
describe without transcending language for sounds.
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Music News: Mega Music News Update
- Jen Cloher takes on the task of a monster tour across Australia. Find Out More Here
- Rockers Cog are set to take on the globe with news of an international record deal. More
- Fatboy Slim has been announced as the headline act of Good Vibrations 2009. More |
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Album Review: Something With Numbers -
Engineering
The Soul
Chief songwriter and lead vocalist Jake Grigg is completely
unrestrained here, much like his curly hair, creating songs that are
outrageously flamboyant and vibrant whilst still being relevant.
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Album Review: Dukes Of Windsor - Minus
After
enlisting the help of esteemed Swedish producers Pelle Henriccson and
Eskil Lövström, Melbourne quintet Dukes of Windsor have returned to our
shores with their sophomore album "Minus" in hand.
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Gig Watch: Judas Priest - Live in Melbourne
Judas Priest have undoubtedly been one of the most influential metal
acts ever to hit the airwaves, and were pioneers of the New Wave of
British Heavy Metal movement along with the likes of Iron
Maiden.
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Album Review: Kings Of Leon - Only By The Night
There is no denying that first single, Sex On Fire, is a
gem of a song. It's epic, it's almost erotic in a way and it's
quintessentially KOL. But that's where the fun ends, as for the most
part of "Only By The Night" serves up an audition tape to feature on
U2's next tour.
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Album Review: Ice Cube - Raw Footage
One must forget about Are
We There Yet? and Anaconda
and allow your brain to see Ice Cube as a founding father of
the West Coast gangsta rap movement, and more importantly, a man who
likes to speak his mind.
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Feature Article: 7 Songs You Should Never Take
Advice From
Lisa Dib is back with one of her best
articles / musical diatribes
yet! This time she takes on anyone and everyone within the music
industry to discover just exactly what the meanings are behind lyrics
in the world's worst songs.
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Music News: 2008 Aria Awards - Nominations Announced
Who will win, who will lose - and who missed
out on a nomination all
together? We give you a comprehensive looks at all the nominations for
this years Aria Awards, including nods to The Presets, Gabriella Cilmi
and many more.
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Album Review: Monkey - Journey To The West
It is aurally engaging, creating beautiful landscapes interspersed with
catchy and genuinely good music. Monkey
Bee still stands as the most catchy standalone track, but
if you can get your hands on this I highly recommend going at it as a
whole.
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