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One of the loveliest albums of 2019 has received too little attention. Correspondence, released in mid-April, takes a deceptively simple …

How high the tune? Moonbeams and melodies

You can look into the moon, deeply and for a long time. When it’s full it can hold you spellbound. …

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 …

Daily Review music writer Jacob Robinson and photographer Alison Martyn were there last weekend There is no more famous or important festival …

Joy Division’s legendary bass player, Peter Hook, reflects on the band’s tragic past, and celebrates their seminal catalogue of post-punk …

Wax Trax Records was a record label based in Chicago that was so cool that they said no to the demos …

The rhythm of the times is always changing. One minute, it’s a heartbeat away from nuclear oblivion, the next it’s …

Philip Quast with Anne-Maree McDonald at the piano, Dunstan Playhouse, Adelaide Festival Centre, June 10. One show only. There are …

After a few blazing years lighting up Sydney’s skies, last year saw some chatter that perhaps the Vivid concept is …

If time machines existed, Roger Eno would teleport to the outer Paris suburb Arcueil, circa 1900. There, with “a top …