Jazz Fest Wrap: Courtney Barnett, Colin James, and Buddy Guy
Two great shows and three great musicians end the Jazz Fest
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Second Time’s the Charm for Kim Churchill
It takes a lot of determination for an artist to discard a completed work, yet this is exactly what Australian songwriter Kim Churchill did, before coming up with what became [read on]
Australian Twins Bring Electronic Beat History to Montreal Weekend
It’s the rise of the vibe generation.
The Teskey Brothers Bring Back That Sweet Motown Sound
Sometimes music comes into your life at just the right time. I got an advance copy of the Teskey Brothers’ new album “Half Mile Harvest” right before [read on]
Australian Pop Punk Trio Dune Rats Call Out The Bullshit
Dune Rats are a quirky Australian trio, who describe themselves as “3 hyperactive stoner cunts” on their Facebook bio. The band was formed on a fishing trip when [read on]
Last Cab to Darwin: Drive Through a Continent
Jeremy Sims’ film tells the story of a cab driver en route across the country in the hopes of being euthanized.
The Dressmaker: A Seamstress Scorned
Jocelyn Moorhouse’s new film depicts a love affair in an unlikely milieu – in an isolated Australian town.
On the Road with Jon Bennett
Interview with master story teller, Jon Bennett, about life as a traveling performer.
Becky Lou Burlesque of the Decade Ending
Interview with Australian burlesque star, Becky Lou, on why she’s ending her decade-long career.
Sticky Fingers is a Band Worth Searching For
Not-to-be-missed Australian reggae-rock sensation plays at l’Astral April 30th.
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever Debut Mini LP
Talk Tight is Australian sunny punk, whatever that happens to mean.
The Cat Empire’s new album is sunshine put to music
The 7th album from Australia’s The Cat Empire is a wonderful preview of summer
Jon Bennett Among the Animals : Aussie Rules Footy (Playing with Men)
Bennett brings his latest show about figuring out life’s hopes and dreams to the Solos Festival.
Interview with Stuart Chatwood of The Tea Party
Stuart Chatwood goes from politics to his video game character in our in-depth interview.
A Tale of Two Galas at JFL: Wanda Sykes and Alan Cumming
The comedians at these two Just for Laughs galas were as varied as they were funny.
Tie-Dye and Kaleidoscopes : Tame Impala and Mini Mansions
Psychedelic, good-vibe show at the Metropolis with great opening band.
The Lazys’ Leon Harrison On Making It as a Rock Band
Jean-Frederic talks to Leon Harrison about the long, hard road to success.