Photos! L’Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival 2012 – Opening Night

Photographer: Naomi Rahim – Design & Photography

Photographer: Naomi Rahim – Design & Photography

The L’Oréal Melbourne Fashion Festival
Presented By David Jones and supported by Broadsheet and Nova 100. The gala opening show featured collections from Australia’s most talented designers including Collete Dinnigan, Alex Perry, camilia and marc, Alannah Hill, Josh Goot and many more, including the latest beauty looks by L’Oŕeal Paris.
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THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA PREMIERE ‘VENGENACE’ VIDEO

Hailing from Dayton, Ohio, metalcore band The Devil Wears Prada have unleashed a new video for ‘Vengeance’ take from their 2011 album ‘Dead Throne’. The clip was shot during a recent headlining tour for the ‘Dead Throne’.

The Devil Wears Prada, who were voted Band of the Year by the readers of Alternative Press, are Mike Hranica, Jeremy DePoyster (guitar/vocals), Chris Rubey (guitar), Andy Trick (bass), James Baney (keys) and Daniel Williams (drums). They’ve appeared on the covers of Outburn, HM, AMP, Revolver and Alternative Press and released albums in 2006 – “Dear Love, A Beautiful Discord”; 2007 – “Plagues” and 2009 – “With Roots Above and Branches Below”. The band’s “Zombie EP” was released in fall of 2010.
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Tour News: ORBITAL – Headline Tour – May 2012

British dance titans ORBITAL today announce their return to Australia where they will be bringing their legendary live show for four shows in early May.

Having been making groundbreaking new electronic music since their inception almost 25 years ago, Orbital’s status as one of the most globally influential acts of all time was recognised when they were included in the top 10 of a recent poll by Mixmag on the ‘Greatest Dance Acts of All Time’. This Australian tour comes just days after the announcement of a brand new Orbital album ‘Wonky’ – their first new album since reuniting in 2009 – which is released in Australia on 6th April. Like all previous Orbital albums, Wonky blows away narrow-minded caricatures of electronic music as cold and mechanical.
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Tour News: Gin Wigmore Australian Tour – April 2012

April 2012 will see the return of GIN WIGMORE to Australian shores.

Bringing her full band over to perform at the West Coast Blues ‘N’ Roots Fest, Gin will also be stopping into Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne to launch her sophomore release “Gravel & Wine”, which was recorded in Santa Monica and produced by Butch Walker (Cary-Ann Hearst, Weezer, Dashboard Confessional, Pink).
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CD Review: The Cranberries – Roses

Review By Helen Brown
Among the depths of despair and depression, it is possible to find still more despair and depression if you dig deep enough and allow the bitterness to destroy you. Dolores O’Riordan and her band are back after a six year hiatus with a more mature sound and a collection of highly polished indie pop songs. The Cranberries’ sixth studio release, Roses, is a bleak introspective snapshot of a person’s thought process when coping with heartbreak and lost love, and is dedicated to a past figure who has caused irreparable damage and heartache.

You would never notice the 11 year break between records for The Cranberries, as O’Riordan sounds completely relaxed and in her element. With her beautifully raspy vocals crooning the usual “doo doos,” “oh ohs,” “la las” and “hey heys,” the alluring narcotic-laden Irish voice is an instrument unto itself.
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Tim Burton’s Frankenweenie Trailer


 
Frankenweenie is an upcoming 3D black-and-white stop motion-animated film, directed by Tim Burton, and it is a remake of the Burton’s 1984 short film of the same name.

Like the 1984 version, it is a parody of and a homage to the 1931 film Frankenstein based on Mary Shelley’s book.

In the film, a boy named Victor loses his dog Sparky and uses the power of science to bring it back to life. The film is scheduled for release on October 5, 2012, and it will be the first stop-motion film to be released in IMAX 3D.


 

Tim Burton: The Exhibition @ ACMI, Melbourne
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CD Review: Silverstein – Short Songs

Review by Sibel Kutlucan
Short Songs by Silverstein is anything but boring.

The 22 track album, which runs for just under 20 minutes, is composed of songs and punk covers which all fall under the 90 second mark. Whilst unique and upbeat, it can seem a bit fanatical and fervent at times and often it felt like a few of the songs were too abrupt (which is understandable when you try to keep a song under the minute and a half mark). Warning, the album is not for the faint hearted, and it isn’t something you want to listen to when you want to kick back and relax.

Short Songs is definitely short, fast and louder than anything Silverstein have produced in their previous five albums and the Canadian boys definitely have taken a unique risk with a number of elements. Short Songs features guest vocals from Tim Mcllrath (Rise Against), Chris Hannah (Propagandhi) and Mike Hranica (The Devil Wears Prada), just to name a few.
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CD Review: The Summer Set – ‘Everything’s Fine’

Review by Sibel Kutlucan
The Summer Set’s new release lives up to its title, “Everything’s Fine”, as it isn’t horrible but it’s not great either. For me, it’s just fine. It does have its high points and alas, it also has its lows.

Everything’s Fine is the second full length from the Arizonian quintet and it delved further into the ‘pop’ territory that was hinted at in Love Like This (released 2009), which had more of a pop punk sound. The Summer Set worked with ‘super-producer’ John Fields, who has previously worked with the likes of Jimmy Eat World, Jonas Brothers and Switchfoot, for Everything’s Fine and this was definitely reflected throughout the album.

It’s easily to understand the popularity surrounding The Summer Set, with their sweet sounding melodies and their catchy lyrics. These elements for me really shone when teamed with acoustic guitar on “Mona Lisa” and “About a girl”, a unique choice for the album opener.
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The Sisters Of Mercy @ Corner Hotel, Melbourne – 1st March 2012 | Photo Gallery

Photographer: Tony Proudfoot PHOTOGRAPHY for Life Music Media

Photographer: Tony Proudfoot PHOTOGRAPHY

Acts: The Sisters Of Mercy – www.thesistersofmercy.com
Venue: Corner Hotel, Melbourne – cornerhotel.com
Event: Soundwave Sideshow
Date: 1st March 2012

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