Interview by Stuart Blythe
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As intense as it is delicate, the music of Laura is sure to leave a mark on all who hear it. This is a band not to be missed. Life Music Media invites you to take five with… Ben Yardley of LAURA |
Interview by Stuart Blythe
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As intense as it is delicate, the music of Laura is sure to leave a mark on all who hear it. This is a band not to be missed. Life Music Media invites you to take five with… Ben Yardley of LAURA |
Review by Ben Connolly
There’s a buzz in the air tonight – a full house and the Ball Park Music headlining debut album launch tour tends to give out a special vibe. And it’s been a long, well-worn track to get to this point: singles and free downloads leading to early Triple J recognition, signing to a supportive management company and releasing one of them most anticipated EPs of recent memory, seemingly tour after tour as the perpetual bridesmaids before finally knuckling down to carve out the first full-length offering.
Continue reading Ball Park Music @ East Brunswick Club, Melbourne | Live Review
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With the Good Charlotte boys hitting Brissie with their own original take on the classic Weezer album Blue, The JD Set are pleased to announce that the party plans have just gone into overdrive with news that joining the line up alongside the headliners and Amy Meredith are Melbourne rockers Trial Kennedy and Gold Coast rock quintet Nine Sons Of Dan. |
Continue reading GOOD CHARLOTTE – Brisbane Bound and Set to party!
Review by Ben Connolly
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Rock can be such a bitch of a game. One day you’re the toast of the town, an EP in the shops, a film clip on Rage and some choice words thrown your way from the national youth music broadcaster. Then you decide to cram all your gear into a van and tumble a thousand kilometres south only to be greeted by a mid-week pub, almost empty apart the other bands on the bill and a few uneager passers-by; shitty sound only adds to the drama. And that’s where it all goes pear-shaped for Sydney-siders Only The Sea Slugs with its recent gig at Melbourne’s Yah Yah’s. |
Continue reading Only The Sea Slugs @ Yah Yahs, Fitzroy – October 27, 2011 | Live Review
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Today BLUESFEST, Australia’s multi-award winning and internationally renowned Festival, unveils its first artist announcement for the 2012 Festival.
One look at the star studded array of artists confirms that BLUESFEST 2012 is on track to deliver yet another red-hot Festival. |
“This 1st announcement is our big launch for 2012” comments Festival Director Peter Noble, “We certainly have hit our groove with the festival and continue to grow our recognition at home and internationally. BLUESFEST 2012 will include plenty of exclusive performances that are not to be missed. “
This is the first in a series of exciting announcements to come.
This year the Festival leads off with some massive names in Blues, Rock, Country & Progressive Rock, rounded off with some funk magic and guitar wizardry.
Continue reading 2012 – BLUESFEST First Artist Announcement!
Interview by Stuart Blythe
Australian singer/songwriter Danielle Spencer, currently on her “The Alone & Together” tour with Steve Balbi, is set to release her 6 track acoustic EP on November 18th (2011).
Danielle Spencer chats with Life Music Media.
Photographer: Stuart Blythe
Photographer : Stuart Blythe
Continue reading Photo Gallery : Cold Chisel at Brisbane Entertainment Centre – 01 November 2011
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Matt Corby’s EP launch show at The Toff In Town, Melbourne, has sold out just two weeks after going on-sale. A second show has been added for Thursday December 1 and is on-sale today. The Sydney based singer songwriter is receiving a lot of love from National Alternative radio, who have picked up his current single ‘BROTHER’ from the forthcoming EP release ‘Into The Flame’. | |
Continue reading Matt Corby Melbourne EP Launch Show SELLS OUT with Second Date On-Sale Now!
With just under four weeks until the 25th Anniversary ARIA Awards, the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) today announced further details of what will be a massive celebration of Australian music at the 2011 ARIA Awards to be staged at Allphones Arena, Sydney Olympic Park, on Sunday, 27 November, 2011.
The ARIA Hall of Fame is a wonderful club that is growing bigger each year. This year, another two worthy recipients will join the ranks of those illustrious artists already inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame, a list that includes bona fide music legends such as AC/DC, Dame Joan Sutherland, Olivia Newton John, Johnny O’Keefe, Paul Kelly, John Farnham, INXS, Slim Dusty, Jimmy Little and many more.
Continue reading KYLIE MINOGUE AND THE WIGGLES TO BE INDUCTED INTO THE ARIA HALL OF FAME!
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Don’t miss your chance to see The Flaming Lips live at the ‘HARVEST’ music and arts festival (taking place in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne in November 2011) |
Wayne Coyne – Lead vocals, guitar, keyboards
Steven Drozd – Drums, guitar, backing vocals
Michael Ivins – Bass, keyboards, backing vocals
Kliph Scurlock – Drums, percussion
Derek Brown – Guitar, keyboards
The Flaming Lips are an American alternative rock band, formed in Norman in 1983.
Melodically, their sound contains lush, multi-layered, psychedelic rock arrangements, but lyrically their compositions show elements of space rock, including unusual song and album titles—such as “Psychiatric Explorations of the Fetus with Needles”, “Free Radicals (A Hallucination of the Christmas Skeleton Pleading with a Suicide Bomber)” and “Yeah, I Know It’s a Drag… But Wastin’ Pigs Is Still Radical”. They are also acclaimed for their elaborate live shows, which feature costumes, balloons, puppets, video projections, complex stage light configurations, giant hands, large amounts of confetti, and frontman Wayne Coyne’s signature man-sized plastic bubble, in which he traverses the audience. In 2002, Q magazine named The Flaming Lips one of the “50 Bands to See Before You Die”.
Continue reading Flaming Lips to play at Harvest Festival – November 2011
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When people like Kirk Hammett and Rob Flynn cite your band as favourites, you know you’re onto a good thing. And for Oakland, California’s ALL SHALL PERISH that is precisely the case. With new album This Is Where It Ends newly unleashed on the world, the Californian quintet is set to hit Australia for the second time this November and December. |
Continue reading All Shall Perish Australian Tour | November-December 2011
Review by Billy Geary
If our friends on the other side of the globe the French are known for one thing, it most certainly isn’t for their music scene, let alone experimental metal. With their debut album Februus, French metallers Uneven Structure are about to change all of that. Combining the atmosphere of bands like Pink Floyd with the intensity of Meshuggah, the French sextet have created an album that is both brutal and beautiful, often at the same time. Continue reading Uneven Structure – Februus | Album Review
His name is Baron Wolman, and he was the first Chief Photographer of Rolling Stone Magazine.
Continue reading Historic images from Rolling Stone’s 1st chief photographer!