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02/12/2023
By Rosina Carbone
ArticlesConcert ReviewMusic

Welcome to the Brian Jonestown Massacre

Photo by Rosina Carbone Rosina reviews the Brian Jonestown Massacre @ Enmore Theatre – 16 November 2023 Good things happen to those who wait around concert venues. So when singer Anton Newcombe and guitarist Ryan Van Kreidt spill out of the doors of the Duke to greet the throng of flat caps an

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13/09/2023
By Grace Street
ArticlesConcert ReviewFeatureMusic

Brutalismus 3000: Serving ‘ULTRAKUNST’ in Paris 2023

The Berlin-Based post-techno gabber punk duo brought an electric set to La Cigale Hall in May this year. After discovering the ‘post-techno gabber punk’ duo Brutalismus 3000 on a techno playlist assembled for me by Spotify, I made it a mission to get to their ULTRAKUNST 2023 Tour.  As it ju

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02/08/2023
By Rosina Carbone
ArticlesConcert ReviewMusicSURG

YEAH YEAH YEAHS ARE STILL BIGGER THAN THE SOUND

Rosina reviews yeah Yeah Yeahs @ The Hordern Pavilion – 24 July 2023 Image credits: Jordan Munns Looking around, it’s not hard to see that Sydney has sorely missed Yeah Yeah Yeahs.  Pay no mind to the crisp chill that pervades the general admission queue, or the untimely booking that wi

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30/07/2023
By Solomiya Sywak
ArticlesSplendour 2023SURG

Splendour in the Grass ’23: Day 3 Diary

Image credits: Bruce Baker Solomiya’s Splendour experience comes to an end Dear Splendour Diary, My energy and brain cells are waning. Splendour definitely dragged on; especially as a camper onsite, you couldn’t escape it. Finally getting into a routine of thawing myself in the morning and t

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29/07/2023
By Solomiya Sywak
ArticlesSplendour 2023SURG

Splendour in the Grass ’23: Day 2 Diary

Image credits: Bruce Baker Solomiya tackles the hot and the cold Dear Splendour Diary, I think I somehow got both hypothermia and hyperthermia; waking up at ungodly hours with no feeling to my feet, then waking up at a godly hour absolutely sweating. Now used to the Splendour routine, I donned the l

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24/03/2023
By Fynn Ferdinands
Concert ReviewMusic

The + – = ÷ x Tour Review: Ed Sheeran Perfects His Equation

FYNN REVIEWS ED SHEERAN’S FIRST NOSTALGIC NIGHT OF RETROSPECTION AND CELEBRATION IN THE ROUND AT ACCOR STADIUM, 24/02/2023. Before you read on, allow me to disclose my stance: I am an Ed Sheeran fan (yes, they exist). I’ve loved Teddy’s songwriting since ‘I See Fire’ played over the credit

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02/03/2023
By Bella Salier
Concert ReviewMusicReview

GIG review: Baby Beef at the Midnight Special

They’re cool, they’re relaxed, they’ve got amazing voices. They’re Baby Beef.

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11/09/2022
By Fynn Ferdinands
ArticlesconcertConcert ReviewMusicPerformanceReviewSURG

Uni Tunes Reviews: The Grogans’ Inside My Mind Tour

Fynn Ferdinands takes us back to the Melbourne band’s vibey set at the Oxford Art Factory earlier this year. In light of the release of The Grogans’ cheerily cheeky new track, ‘No Thanks (I’m Going Surfing)’, now feels like an appropriate time to reflect back on the band’s recent ‘

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04/10/2020
By Danica Dominguez
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Everyone Is Losing Their Minds Over Miley Cyrus’ Cover Of ‘Heart Of Glass’

The iconic ‘Heart of Glass’ beat starts, but once Cyrus belts out the opening line and the lights come on, it clear she’s not on stage to give fans her best Blondie impersonation. She means business.

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28/09/2020
By Danica Dominguez
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Concert Review: Wallows’ Virtual Tour At The Roxy

When LA band Wallows announced their collaboration with No Cap to stream a series of pre-recorded concerts at The Roxy, I decided it was time to put an end to my concert dry spell and tune in.

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