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Vivid: Spice Spektrum

Vivid is a cultural smorgasbord of bright light shows, sweet sweet music and fantastical ideas. It runs all over Sydney from the 23rd of May until June 9th, and you would be foolish to miss it. There are hundreds of events on throughout Vivid and picking the ones to go to can be pretty darn hard. […]

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Gig Review: Client Liaison and Chela, May 1 @ Alhambra Lounge

Melbourne dance duo Client Liaison have been making waves recently. Really funky, well-groomed waves. Their delicious brand of ‘90s dance music enticed me to Alhambra Lounge on Thursday night to catch the Brisbane leg of their nationwide tour, and I was not disappointed. Supporting the boys was fellow Melbournian Chela, who describes herself as an […]

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Live Review: Glass Animals: Thurs, 2nd April @ Oxford Arts Factory

I was mesmerised. The soothing guitars and polished synth had my mind transfixed onto the psychedelic wonder of Glass Animals. They are the latest UK trip-hop quartet, and taking the world by storm with their peanut butter vibes. There was only one support act, Bree Tranter, and there was a long period of time between […]

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St. Lucia on Tour

St. Lucia, the swirling sensational electro from South African born Jean-Philip Grobler, will be hitting Australian shores next week. When The Night was released last year to rave reviews, with upbeat songs swelling with sax solos and stunning vocals. It was also released by Neon Gold, the ridiculously cool record label that we are heavily frothing. They’ll […]

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Glass Animals on debut Aussie tour

This is the band you’ve been craving. They’ve got all the psychedelic of Tame Impala smushed into the rock of Radiohead with a dash of smooth soulful R&B. Glass Animals are heading back from SXSW to our very lucky Australian shores and you should see them now while they’re selling for the price of only […]

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Future Music Festival 2014

Future Music (FMF) can either be a 10 hour joyride or 10 hour nightmare. This all depends on how many drugs you take, how much booze you consume, how little clothes you wear, how many mates are with you and how much you like other people’s sweaty sweaty bodies. Unfortunately I had no drugs, no […]

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Mountains Sounds: A boutique festival

If you have no plans, mediocre plans, or even good plans this weekend, ditch them. There is a festival THIS Saturday at Mt Penang Gardens (1.5hrs from Sydney) and it is gorgeous. The summery garden complete with waterfalls will host a range of bands, including Ball Park Music, Cosmo’s Midnight, The Holidays, Jinja Safari, Snakadaktal, […]

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Mikhael Paskalev: Wed, 5th March @ Oxford Arts Factory

Mikhael is a cheeky character. His bounding enthusiasm, stunningly varied voice (and set) and quality humorous banter made sure the night was not ‘Just another gig’ that will blur into the hundreds of other gigs I’ll attend in 2014. This was something special. The quality of the music and sound was top notch, with fantastic […]

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Hermitude, Seekae, Basenji and Black Vanilla: Tues, 4th March @ Club 77

Boiler Room TV, known worldwide for their exclusive sensational gigs and web-tv broadcasting of said gigs, brought their party synthesizing skills to Club 77, Sydney, on Tuesday night. The line outside was filled with curious punters, who had won tickets through sponsors Budweiser or Contiki, all seeming eager to be allowed entry and check out Black […]

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Jeremy Neale: January 01 @ Southside Tearoom

With a cheeky grin and his smooth white guitar, Jeremy Sega Dreamboat Neale launched his new EP “In Stranger Times” on Vinyl amidst a packed out crowd at Southside Tearoom. His quirky personality and charming mannerisms made the show, with bursts of chatter sliding easily between his songs, highlights including the clever “Bodyboarding” (curse those […]

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