Rare Groove Records: Rolling With The Flow
Over the past few years the humble bricks and mortar independent record store has made quite a resurgence, riding on the coat tails of…
Album Review: Mescalito Blues | Moonshine Ochre
Moonshine Ochre is the latest musical offering from worldly (by way of the Gold Coast) rootsy blues practitioners Mescalito Blues. Main Mescalito Gavin Doniger…
Album Review: Benny D Williams | Digital Caveman
Local one-man-band Benny D Williams, self professed multi instrumentalist, soulman and entertainer, has had a veritable grab-bag of musical monikers thrown his way to…
Single Review: Head Clouds | Black Ribbon
Ex Gold Coast crew Head Clouds, who now call Melbourne home, feature the heavy duty talents of local musical luminaries George Carpenter and Karl…
Cherie Currie: Runaway Neon Angel
Cherie Currie, the original Cherry Bomb and front-woman to legendary 70’s girl rock gang The Runaways, is about to embark on her first tour…
Album Review: Hussy Hicks | Lucky Joe’s Wine and other tales from Dog River
Much loved Gold Coast duo Hussy Hicks, Julz Parker on vocals, guitar and percussion and Leesa Gentz on vocals and percussion, have marked a…
Book Review: Product 45 – Australian Punk/Post-Punk Record Covers | Murray Bennett
The reverberation of the dawning of punk rock across the globe, from the streets of London and New York through to the inner city…
Gig Review | The Stranglers @ Tivoli Theatre | 18 April
English stalwarts The Stranglers have built an impressive musical pedigree across their four plus decades in the caper…Old Codgers indeed! And a rabidly loyal…
Richie Ramone: Too Tough To Die
It’s fair to say that US punk godfathers The Ramones have well and truly transcended their brat-beaten beginnings and ascended to the lofty heights…
The Stranglers: The Return of the Meninblack
English rabble-rousers The Stranglers have traversed an epically varied career trajectory throughout their 42 years in the music game. Emerging as pissed off outsiders…