THE DECEMBERISTS What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World EMI Decemberists frontman and principal songwriter Colin Meloy said in a recent Australian interview that the three children’s books he […]
Appearing in the broader public consciousness as the young axe-wielder that joined You Am I before the release of their commercially successful Dress Me Slowly record, Davey Lane has since […]
The Stranglers never really fitted in anywhere. They were too polished to be properly accepted by the punk movement. They were too punk to be embraced by the mainstream. But three decades on […]
My 2008 interview with Primal Scream frontman and former Jesus and Mary Chain drummer Bobby Gillespie was a real treat. I had been given a 20-minute window to speak with […]
Canada’s stadium-sized rock trio The Tea Party have returned from a decade-long hiatus with a powerful musical statement – an eighth studio record called The Ocean at the End. The […]
*SPOILER ALERT* The following blog does reveal hidden aspects of Enormity. I put out the call recently to fans of Enormity to send me some book-related questions that they might like […]
PHILIP SEYMOUR HOFFMAN July 23, 1967 – February 3, 2014 Today a generation of actors lost its shining light. There is no question that Philip Seymour Hoffman was a phenomenal […]
A towering, explosive presence in front of the groups Black Flag and Rollins Band, Henry Rollins continues to be a vehement voice of reason, compassion and logic. A man of exhaustive […]
While folk singer-songwriter Josh Pyke will be solo on his “Lone Wolf Tour”, the Sydneysider never feels alone on the road. “On stage you never feel like you’re alone because […]
When the Telstra Road to Discovery competition crowned Kurri Kurri’s Melody Pool as its Songwriter of the Year in January 2013, it lived up to its name. Fast forward less than […]
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