Live, News & Commentary Taikoz’s Ian Cleworth on the artist lifecycle, collaboration and new show ‘Seven Flowers’ Anders Furze The flower is the mind and the seed is the technique. So said 15th century Japanese playwright, actor and theoretician …
Film, Live, Music, News & Commentary, Reviews Orchestrated mid-winter yearning brings music of Cave and Ellis from screen to stage Sasha Geyer Subtle notes of angst, despair and deep yearning defined a powerful union of the work of musicians Nick Cave and …
Live, Music, Reviews King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard Live review (UNSW, Sydney) Benjamin Woods Melbourne’s King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard are a rare breed in that they are post-Generation X hard rockers who are actually doing …
Live, Music, Reviews You should’ve been there: Glastonbury 2019 Jacob Robinson Daily Review music writer Jacob Robinson and photographer Alison Martyn were there last weekend There is no more famous or important festival …
Live, Music Reaching another emotional level: an interview with Joy Division’s Peter Hook Portia Conyers-East Joy Division’s legendary bass player, Peter Hook, reflects on the band’s tragic past, and celebrates their seminal catalogue of post-punk …
Live, Music, Reviews Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2019 review: Philip Quast Uncut Murray Bramwell Philip Quast with Anne-Maree McDonald at the piano, Dunstan Playhouse, Adelaide Festival Centre, June 10. One show only. There are …
Live, Music, Reviews The Cure Live Vivid Festival review (Sydney Opera House) Benjamin Woods This year of our Lord 2019, marks the 40thAnniversary of the release of the debut album by the seminal English …
Live, Music, News & Commentary, Screen, Visual Arts Labor’s boost to the arts is welcome but our political climate does not take culture seriously Jo Caust Jo Caust is Associate Professor and Principal Fellow (Hon), University of Melbourne Labor launched its arts policy in Melbourne on Saturday. …
Live, Music, News & Commentary, Stage, Theatre When one art form tumbles into another: Paul Dyer and Yaron Lifschitz on English Baroque with Circa Anders Furze The Australian Brandenburg Orchestra and Circa’s third collaboration, English Baroque with Circa, opens the Canberra International Music Festival tonight before visiting Sydney, …
Live, Music, Reviews Iggy Pop live review (Sydney Opera House) Benjamin Woods Iggy Pop is perhaps the last of his kind. Certainly, the last of his kind still recording new music and …
