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Irish singer songwriter Wallis Bird’s first release Spoons (2007), and much of her early work, has been compared to Ani …

What Girls Are Made Of review (Melbourne International Arts Festival)

At 16, Cora Bissett declared “I want to be in a band!”. By 18 she was out of a band, …

The Flaming Lips are tagged as a band to see before you die, and their Hamer Hall performance proved they …

When I first heard about Amyl & the Sniffers I was sceptical. The hype was that they were a great …

It’s been 13 years since Tool’s last album. I can imagine that there are rabid Tool fans out there who …

Subtle notes of angst, despair and deep yearning defined a powerful union of the work of musicians Nick Cave and …

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

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 …